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  • Texas Commission of Jail Standards and Williamson County Medical Staffing Analysis

    LeRoy Nellis II 4845 Twin Valley Dr. Austin, Texas 78731 Email: leroynellis2@gmail.com Date: October 28, 2025 VIA CERTIFIED MAIL & EMAIL Office of the Attorney General of Texas Open Records Division P.O. Box 12548 Austin, Texas 78711-2548 Email: publicrecords@oag.texas.gov Subject: Acknowledgment of 10-Day Letter — Texas Commission on Jail Standards ORR 2025-10-6 / PIA ID…

  • Williamson County TX-  Corruption Formula – work in progress

    ( PAY ATTENTION TO THE AI CAPABILITIES ) Pre-Plan ArrestConfidential Informants– Chloe G.NCIC / TCIC Meta Data – Dissect ProfileFirst / Second ArrestProfile breakdown First Arrest –Some bulls hit charge Public humiliation first ( Busted Newspaper.com and Mugshots.zone INTAKE Medical Eval and if diabetic forced on InsulinBond Out – High Cash Bond Rearrest – approx…

  • Oversight Without Accountability: Systemic Corruption and Human Rights Violations in Texas County Jails

    By LeRoy Nellis Texas County Jail Corruption & Oversight Study — LeRoy Nellis (published @ Academia.edu and LeRoyNellis.blog) 1. Abstract Texas’s county jail system—comprising more than 240 local detention facilities—occupies a central but often overlooked role in the American carceral landscape. Over the past decade, a growing body of investigative journalism, advocacy reports, and government…

  • Looking for a Law Firm Willing to Pioneer the Next Constitutional Frontier: When Artificial Intelligence Becomes a Weapon Against the American People

    From August 9, 2024 through July 11, 2025, I was held in pre-trial detention inside the Williamson County Jail in Georgetown, Texas — six years that revealed the slow dismantling of constitutional rights behind digital walls.For 326 of those days, I lived in solitary confinement, deprived of sunlight, contact, and basic medical care.I was never…

  • Pre-Trial Detention Reform: Reclaiming Justice Before Conviction

    Across America, pre-trial detention has evolved from a temporary safeguard into a silent engine of punishment. What was once meant to ensure court appearance now functions as an intergovernmental revenue system—an ecosystem of contracts, cost models, and shared liability where freedom depends more on paperwork than guilt. The Core Shift:Modern reform seeks to replace the…

  • First Step Act connects to Intergovernmental Service Agreements (IGSAs)

    1. How the First Step Act connects to Intergovernmental Service Agreements (IGSAs)The BOP doesn’t run every facility where federal inmates are held. It rents space from counties, cities, and private operators through Intergovernmental Service Agreements — or IGSAs. These are contracts between:A federal agency (like the U.S. Marshals Service or BOP), andA local jail, county…

  • Intergovernmental Service Agreements (IGSAs) and Federal Law Enforcement Authority

    How U.S. Marshals Operate Through County Jails, National Databases, and Civilian Contracting Introduction The United States relies on a layered law enforcement model in which federal agencies, local governments, and civilian contractors interact under shared legal authority. At the heart of this framework are Intergovernmental Service Agreements (IGSAs) — contracts that allow the federal government,…