Justice, Fourteenth Court of Appeals; Member, Texas Multi-District Litigation Panel; Adjunct Professor, University of Texas School of LawTexas Judicial Branch – Justice Brett Busby ↗
“When Governor Abbott asked me to serve on the Supreme Court in 2019, and when Texans overwhelmingly elected me in 2020, I took an oath to defend the Constitutions and laws of the United States and Texas. I work hard to honor that oath every day, applying our laws faithfully to all who come before the Court—never rewriting those laws from the bench. Every Texan deserves a fair hearing, and every decision must be grounded in the law, not politics, pressure, or personal preference.”Brett Busby Campaign Website ↗
Justice, Fourteenth Court of Appeals; Member, Texas Multi-District Litigation Panel; Adjunct Professor, University of Texas School of LawTexas Judicial Branch – Justice Brett Busby ↗
“When Governor Abbott asked me to serve on the Supreme Court in 2019, and when Texans overwhelmingly elected me in 2020, I took an oath to defend the Constitutions and laws of the United States and Texas. I work hard to honor that oath every day, applying our laws faithfully to all who come before the Court—never rewriting those laws from the bench. Every Texan deserves a fair hearing, and every decision must be grounded in the law, not politics, pressure, or personal preference.”Brett Busby Campaign Website ↗
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