The Tarrant Conservative Coalition’s Candidate Fair and Straw Poll yesterday was a smashing success.

There must have been 1,000 people in attendance. It was affirming to talk to true conservatives about the issues that face our county, our state, and our country.

I was humbled to receive the straw poll vote, a vote of confidence that I will stay true to our conservative message – that you can count on.

The Republican Assembly is a grassroots movement for Reagan conservatives,
who believe in small government, lower taxes, free market capitalism, astrong
defense, the right to life, and a decent America.  I greatly appreciate the support
of the Assembly; it is an honor I do not take lightly.

Leslie Johnston has been the Court Coordinator of the 233rd District Court since July 16, 2001 and had previously worked as a paralegal in Tarrant County for 14 years. Ms. Johnston has lived in the Dallas/Fort Worth area for over 32 years.

She has two (2) adult children and one grandchild.
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Luanne Spurrier is the Official Court Reporter in the 233rd District Court. Ms. Spurrier became a licensed Certified Shorthand Reporter in 1981.

She’s been reporting continuously since that time, first as a freelance reporter for six years, then becoming a Tarrant County employee in 1987. In 1989 she became the Official Court Reporter of the 233rd District Court.

Deputy David H. Hess joined the sheriffs department on August 24 1994 and immediately went to the Tarrant County Community College to complete his Law Enforcement Licenses courses.

After Graduating and receiving his Law enforcement license he was assigned to the judicial services group where he was a security deputy. He was selected to be the bailiff for Judge Bill Harris in July of 2004 where he is currently.

After a brief attempt at retirement, Deputy Bob Gonzales whose law enforcement career began in 1981, went to work for the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Department.

Deputy Gonzales was assigned to Judicial Services where he was chosen to be the Bailiff in the 233rd Associate Court.

The 233rd Judicial District Court welcomes your comments, ideas, and, criticism. Feel free to contact either Judge Harris or Judge Haddock with your comments or you may direct your comments to any member of the Advisory Committee.

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Justin Sisemore 817-336-4444
Lindsey DeVos 817-282-7999

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David Lee Cook 817-275-8765
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Laurie Robinson 817-419-0023

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