A civil lawsuit has been announced by the Midland County District Attorney's office. The lawsuit is aimed at removing Judge Terry Johnson.
Further details about the lawsuit and the reasoning behind it are not provided here.
For more information on this developing story, readers can visit newswest9.com, which has coverage of the Midland County DA's announcement regarding the civil lawsuit to remove Judge Terry Johnson.
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