Place 7
Texas
3 nov
Democratic
150 grupos · 5217 votantes
Experiencia
Director
The Texas Lyceum
2018 a hoy
Judge - District 11
Texas District Court
2017 a hoy
Member
Brauchle Law Firm, PLLC
2008 a 2016
Tax Master
Harris County
2010 a 2015
Associate
Faubus & Taft
2006 a 2007
Attorney
Cruse, Scott, Henderson & Allen
2004 a 2006
Attorney
Sheehy, Serpe & Ware, PC
1999 a 2003
150
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