Since 1892 only 11 Clerks have served at the First Court of Appeals. Today, Delilah Alvarez was sworn-in as the 12th Clerk of Court for the First Court of Appeals! Welcome Delilah to the “Friendly First”! We are excited to have you join our court family!
The First Court of Appeals is looking to hire two full-time Chambers Attorneys. One to work with Justice Andrew Johnson and the other to work with Justice Jennifer Caughey. Click here to apply today! https://t.co/xggz4NvZLx
The First Court of Appeals is now accepting applications for its Clerk of the Court position. The job posting with information about how to apply is attached below.
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The shared Clerk of Court for the First and Fourteenth Courts of Appeals, Deborah Young, has announced her retirement. We are thankful for Deborah’s service to our Court over the past three years and wish her all the best as she enjoys retirement!
We are now accepting applications from rising 2d and 3d year law school students for our renowned Summer Internship Program (May 18 to June 26). Here is the information you need: https://t.co/QN4WI9B1Yq
The First Court of Appeals is looking to hire a Chambers Attorney to work with Justice Amparo “Amy” Guerra. This is a great opportunity to join our Court family! Please use this link to apply today: https://t.co/xggz4NvZLx
Today in 2011, the 1910 Harris County Courthouse, a domed, neo-classical landmark clad in rough cut pink Texas granite, is rededicated following a five-year, nearly $65 million renovation.
It was a packed house today with court of appeals justices and staff attorneys from across the state (plus another 60 watching online) as Chad Baruch led a fantastic “Writing Seminar for Appellate Court Justices and Staff Attorneys.” Thank you Chad for the wonderful presentation!
#txlege was on track to increase Texas’ judges pay, which currently ranks 49th in the Nation. Now the bill may die because the chambers can’t agree on whether to raise their pensions too. I join Chief Justice Blacklock’s call for @DanPatrick and @Burrows4TX to find common ground.
It was a treat to return to my alma mater, South Texas College of Law Houston, and judge moot court arguments in Prof. Katherine Vukadin’s class of 1L students! Those who stayed afterwards asked great questions about oral argument and the practice of law. Very impressed!
The First Court of Appeals has one more opening that it is looking to fill. This is for a Chambers Attorney to work with Justice Jennifer Caughey. Please use this link to apply for this great position today! https://t.co/kObRlLz5k1 https://t.co/o3FkhY87a0