A delegation is set to travel to the Czech Republic in October, led by the Bexar County judge. The trip is scheduled for the second week of the month.
The itinerary includes visits to several cities, with planned stops in Prague, Brno, and Zlin.
Further details about the trip are available from the source, including any additional information about the delegation's goals and activities during their time in the Czech Republic.
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