"The most important thing was: There was surveillance video at the LaTour where Judge Cortez lives that completely contradicts every aspect of the complainant's story," said Pete Schulte, who represents 44th District Court Judge Carlos Cortez.
February 21, 2014 at 01:24 PM
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A Dallas County grand jury on Feb. 20 declined to indict 44th District Judge Carlos Cortez on a family violence assault charge.
The decision came two months after Cortez’s girlfriend alleged that he choked her, dragged her by her hair, leaned her over the balcony of his residence and threatened to kill her, according to a Dallas Police Department offense record.
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