We’ve written at length about Fifth Division Judge Willard Proctor and his Cycle Breakers probation program. On March 20, in response to inquiries by Proctor, Attorney General Dustin McDaniel handed down a pair of opinions regarding the way Cycle Breakers handles their money. Those opinions have already resulted in changes for County Clerk Pat O’Brien.

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