Agencies, Boards and Commissions

Judicial Council, Texas

General Information

P.O. Box 12066
Austin, TX 78711
(512) 463-1625
Fax: (512) 463-1648
Website

Officers

Office	Office Holder	(512) Phone / Fax
Chair - Chief Justice, Supreme Court	Honorable Wallace B. Jefferson
Vice Chair - Presiding Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals	Honorable Sharon Keller

Staff

Office	Office Holder	(512) Phone / Fax
Executive Director, Office of Court Administration	Carl Reynolds

Legislative Members

Office	Office Holder	(512) Phone / Fax
Senator	Sen. Robert Duncan
Senator	Sen. Jeff Wentworth
Representative	Rep. Will Hartnett
Representative	Rep. Todd Smith

Judicial Members

Office	Office Holder	(512) Phone / Fax
Chief Justice, 1st Court of Appeals, Houston	Honorable Sherry Radack
Chief Justice, 5th Court of Appeals, Dallas	Honorable Linda Thomas
Judge, 121st Judicial District, Terry & Yoakum	Kelly G. Moore	(806) 637-7742 / 637-8011
Judge, County Court at Law #2, Gregg County	Hon. F. Alfonso Charles
Judge, 419th Judicial Civil District Court Travis County	Orlinda Naranjo
Judge, Probate Court #1, Bexar County	Honorable Polly Jackson Spencer
Justice of the Peace, Pct. 3, Place 1, Tarrant County	Hon. Russell B. Casey
Justice of the Peace, Pct. 1, Place 2, Dallas County	Valencia Nash
Judge, San Antonio Municipal Court	Hon. Monica Gonzalez
Presiding Judge, City of Kilgore	Honorable Glenn D. Phillips

Citizen Members

Office	Office Holder	(512) Phone / Fax
Attorney & Mediator	Fred E. Davis
Attorney with Morgan Lewis	Allyson Ho
Welder Leshin, L.L.P.	Henry Nuss
UBS Advisory & Brokerage Services	Richard Figueroa
VP of Sales for KeyTrak	Richard Battle
Magnolia Media Group	Keely Appleton

Notes

The Texas Judicial Council (TJC) is the policy-making body for the state judiciary. The Council was created in 1929 by the 41st Legislature to continuously study and report on the organization and practices of the Texas judicial system.

The Council studies methods to simplify judicial procedures, expedite court business, and better administer justice. It examines the work accomplished by the courts and submits recommendations for improvement of the system to the Legislature, the Governor and the Supreme Court. The Council receives and considers input from judges, public officials, members of the bar, and citizens.