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Rick Davis - A Man Experienced in the Law
- Twice elected as Judge of the 272nd District Court, Brazos County, Texas. As District Judge, presided over more than 130 jury trials.
- Elected Judge of Brazos County Court at Law No. 2. As County Couty at Law Judge, presided over more than 30 jury trials.
- More than 17 years legal experience, 8 of which were as a judge
- Extensive trial experience
- Respected and noted for fairness and integrity
- Ranked highest of the District Judges in the last Brazos County Bar Association poll
Rick Davis - A Man Committed to Education
- Graduate Texas A&M University Class of '85. Bachelor of Science- Mechanical Engineering
- Former member of the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets
- Graduate of University of Houston Law School, Doctor of Jurisprudence '92
- Former Adjunct Professor - Blinn College Legal Assistants Program
- Advisory Board Member, Blinn College Legal Assistants Program
- Member, College State Bar of Texas
- Fellow, Texas Bar Foundation
- Graduate, College of Judicial Studies
Rick Davis - A Man Committed to Family, Faith and Country
- Married to Carolyn Haynes Davis for over 23 years
- Father of five sons and one daughter, the oldest two are Texas Aggies
- Authored The Prison Sermons
- Served 10 years in the Texas Army National Guard - served as an Armor Company Commander
- Worked at NASA - Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas for five years
- General Manager’s Award Winner, McDonnell Douglas Space Systems Company
- Avid hunter and camper and outdoorsman
- Competed in 17 marathons
Rick Davis - A True Conservative
- Fiscal Conservative
- Small Business Owner
- Long time supporter of Pro-Life Causes
- Member – National Rifle Association
- Committed Republican – First served as Delegate to Republican State Convention in ‘88
Elect Rick Davis – a strong voice for your values in the Texas Legislature
And it proves, in the last place, that liberty can have nothing to fear from the judiciary alone, but would have everything to fear from its union with either of the other departments.
-- Alexander Hamilton
-- Alexander Hamilton