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Now Hiring: Judge Criminal District Court Number Two of Tarrant County

By Shawn Matlock

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There is only one contested criminal court judicial race this year in Tarrant County. That race is for judge of Criminal District Court Number Two. Republican incumbent Judge Wayne Salvant faces Democratic challenger Maureen Tolbert. First, why are Tarrant County?s judicial races predominantly set in off-year elections? If there is anyone that can explain this to me, I would love to hear. But that?s another story for another day. If you are a regular, everyday person in Tarrant County, you might not even know that there is a judicial race this year. I travel an average of 45 miles a day commuting from my downtown office to my house. I see two signs regarding this race. Two. They are both Judge Salvant?s. We are only 39 days from the election...continue to full post

Full post as published by The Matlock Blog on September 26, 2008 (boomark / email).

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