This episode features hosts Dale Adams and Ron Cisneros alongside returning guest, The Honorable Kirsten Cahoon, a local district judge in the 451st Judicial District Court.

The discussion covers a variety of topics, including Judge Cahoon's responsibilities, court operations in Kendall County, and her recent appointment by Governor Abbott as the presiding judge of the Sixth Judicial Administrative Region—pending Senate confirmation. Judge Cahoon provides detailed insights into the structure and function of the Kendall County court system, her extensive duties covering misdemeanors, civil, family, and juvenile cases, and the administrative oversight of the county auditor's office and the appraisal review board.

Judge Cahoon discusses the challenges faced due to the lack of a county court at law, the distribution of cases between the current 451st District Court and the forthcoming 498th District Court, and her vision for improving court efficiency while supporting the broader judicial system. The conversation also covers the impact of legislative requirements on court operations and the need for a second courtroom to handle increased case loads.

Dale Adams, Ron Cisneros and Judge Cahoon also touch upon her new administrative role's geographical scope, the logistics of appointing visiting judges, and the importance of a representative government and trial by jury, as emphasized by John Adams.

The episode ends on a lighter note, with a plug for John Locke's "Two Treatises of Government" and playful banter about jury duty and court visits.

Overall, the episode provides listeners with a comprehensive understanding of the inner workings of the local judicial system and upcoming changes that will affect the community.

 

This episode features hosts Dale Adams and Ron Cisneros alongside returning guest, The Honorable Kirsten Cahoon, a local district judge in the 451st Judicial District Court.
The discussion covers a variety of topics, including Judge Cahoon's responsibilities, court operations in Kendall County, and her recent appointment by Governor Abbott as the presiding judge of the Sixth Judicial Administrative Region&mdash;pending Senate confirmation. Judge Cahoon provides detailed insights into the structure and function of the Kendall County court system, her extensive duties covering misdemeanors, civil, family, and juvenile cases, and the administrative oversight of the county auditor's office and the appraisal review board.
Judge Cahoon discusses the challenges faced due to the lack of a county court at law, the distribution of cases between the current 451st District Court and the forthcoming 498th District Court, and her vision for improving court efficiency while supporting the broader judicial system. The conversation also covers the impact of legislative requirements on court operations and the need for a second courtroom to handle increased case loads.
Dale Adams, Ron Cisneros and Judge Cahoon also touch upon her new administrative role's geographical scope, the logistics of appointing visiting judges, and the importance of a representative government and trial by jury, as emphasized by John Adams.
The episode ends on a lighter note, with a plug for John Locke's "Two Treatises of Government" and playful banter about jury duty and court visits.
Overall, the episode provides listeners with a comprehensive understanding of the inner workings of the local judicial system and upcoming changes that will affect the community.
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Ceasefire with Dale Adams and Ron Cisneros

Creating better conversations between citizens and our government, and how you be can be involved in Boerne!

As heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM every Saturday at 10:30AM.

Ceasefire with Dale Adams and Ron Cisneros
Creating better conversations between citizens and our government, and how you be can be involved in Boerne!
As heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM every Saturday at 10:30AM.