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'Get my cat ears going here': Travis County judge dons Women's March 'pussy hat' in courtroom

A photo that appeared on Reddit last week of Travis County Judge Sarah Eckhardt wearing a pink “pussy hat” in the courtroom made the rounds on Twitter Monday. The knit cap, which recently made the cover of TIME, was conceived by two women in Los Angeles who envisioned “a sea of pink hats” at the Women’s March on Washington.

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https://twitter.com/Rambobiggs/status/826196086771445760

https://twitter.com/AleksMatza/status/826203597268455426

However, KVUE in Austin, Texas contacted multiple county departments, and all said Eckhardt is in the clear. KVUE reports that although Eckhardt’s title is judge, she does not hear cases or act as an attorney; rather, she was elected to oversee the commissioners court much as a mayor would oversee a city council.

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https://twitter.com/chriswbennett/status/826212744428941314

Eckhardt slipped on the cap January 24 as the commissioners court was preparing to approve a proclamation “supporting reproductive choice in healthcare.” Here’s KVUE’s coverage:

Eckhardt might have committed a crime against fashion, but that’s about it.

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