A Texas judge just won a temporary injunction to force her county to hire a court coordinator — a high-paying role she says is essential for managing her docket — after officials froze the process. The ruling, issued by a visiting judge, warns that without the staffer, justice will suffer. But the county immediately appealed, putting the decision on hold while the appeals court weighs in. Meanwhile, another judge seeking the same position feels sidelined, arguing she should have input in hiring — even if it’s shared. As the legal battle drags on, taxpayers and court operations remain caught in the crosshairs of bureaucratic turf wars.
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