Houston Chronicle: Bexar County's notorious records requester wants to prove that he's a journalist
Joseph Brantley has filed hundreds of open records requests. Now, he thinks a policy Bexar County adopted in response to his onslaught shouldn't apply to him.
Bexar County's notorious records requester wants to prove that he's a journalist
Austin American-Statesman: Bexar County's notorious records requester wants to prove that he's a journalist
MSN: Public records belong to the people. Bexar County must honor all requests.
What do you do with a problem like Joseph Brantley? The short answer is Bexar County should honor his public records requests. Since July, Brantley has overwhelmed Bexar County with about 1,000 public ...
Public records belong to the people. Bexar County must honor all requests.
San Antonio Express-News: Bexar County's notorious records requester wants to prove that he's a journalist
KENS: Officials: Man released by Bexar County jail rearrested when active murder warrant is discovered after records mix-up
Officials: Man released by Bexar County jail rearrested when active murder warrant is discovered after records mix-up
Here’s everything you need to know to search for a Bexar County court case from your phone or computer: The court case page has the entire case summary and includes bond information, assigned court ...
Joseph Brantley had a few bones to pick after he resigned from his job helping manage Bexar County’s budget nearly two years ago. The 38-year-old Army veteran believed he hadn’t been paid fairly, and ...
KSAT: High-profile court cases set to dominate 2026 in Bexar County, South Texas
High-profile court cases set to dominate 2026 in Bexar County, South Texas