I have never opposed Plano having a court. It is a huge city. It is a great city. It is a growing city. And as we move along with this 50-50 agreement and Plano grows, as it surely will, they will need more judges and more courts there. I certainly hope to help them. For several years, efforts have been made to hold court proceedings in Plano, Texas where they have had no court proceedings. I have no objection to such, and I only want to continue holding court in Sherman, Texas.
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Discussing the establishment of a court in Plano, Texas, during a floor speech.
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