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Williamson Co. judges compare courtroom scheduling to 'Hunger Games' amid space crisis
Williamson County judges describe courtroom scheduling as chaotic amid a space crisis, with only two functioning courtrooms shared among four judges and hundreds of cases. A $17 million plan recommends purchasing the H-G Hill property to build a new courthouse, driven by population growth causing surges in civil and criminal cases.
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