CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE
SHANE K. MCNEILL, PE, ESQ.
“If [the language of the law] is plain, and if the law is within the constitutional authority of the lawmaking body which passed it, the sole function of the courts is to enforce it according to its terms.”
- Caminetti v. United States, 242 US 470 (1917).
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There is no place for activism in the judiciary. It is important that our judiciary understands their part of government to interpret the law, not rewrite it.
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Time is important. Waiting hours for docket call, spending days on a jury, and the overall processing of documents in court are just a few of the items that need attention to improve the function and efficiency of the court.
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Avoiding the appearance of impropriety is important to me. That’s why my campaign is 100% funded by me. No attorneys or anyone else is providing funding.
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About Shane
From a photographer to an engineer to a lawyer to a teacher, Shane has a diverse background needed to adjudicate matters fairly and consistently in Williamson County’s Circuit Court. He’s a man of community service to Williamson County where he’s lived for over 20 years.
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Voting for Shane
Early voting in Williamson County begins on April 13 and will continue until April 28. Election day is May 3, 2022. Click the link below to find out more about voting locations, dates, and times so you can place your vote for Shane!
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Support Shane
Running for public office is really like climbing a mountain. It takes a team to get out the message. Will you help? Phone calls, social media sharing, and face-to-face conversations make a huge difference. Find out more how you can help support Shane.
CONTACT
skmcneill@telluslaw.com
(615) 538-7484
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