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If it weren't for an inspirational criminal-justice professor, Robb Catalano may never have gone to law school, become a prosecutor and eventually assumed the bench of Tarrant County Criminal Distric
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When Scott Becker was a child, his dad came home from work and, still in his business clothes, took his boy into the back yard to play catch
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This summer, Judge Robin Darr misses Africa. Because of a family move, it's the first summer since 2006 that the judge of Midland's 385th District Court and her family have not traveled to Uganda or
Their membership in a German singing club was one factor that contributed to 267th District Judge Juergen "Skipper" Koetter's grandparents being imprisoned in a Texas internment camp during World War
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