Judges of Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, 1908-2012 (May
be incomplete!)
William
F. Ramsey 1908-11
W.
C. 'Bill' Davis as of 1978-90
Fortunato
P. Benavides as of 1991-92
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1992 Mar 10:
Charles
F. Baird (Dem), nominated;
Sam
Paxson (Dem), defeated in primary.
1992 Mar 10:
Morris
L. Overstreet (Dem), nominated;
Gene
Kelly (Dem), defeated in primary.
1992 Mar 10:
Fortunato
P. Benavides (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1992 Mar 10:
Joseph
A. Devany (Rep), nominated;
Jim
Vollers (Rep), defeated in primary.
1992 Mar 10:
Sue
Lagarde (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1992 Mar 10:
Lawrence
Meyers (Rep), nominated;
Ed
Gray (Rep), defeated in primary.
1992 Nov 3:
Charles
F. Baird (Dem), elected;
Joseph
A. Devany (Rep), defeated.
1992 Nov 3:
Morris
L. Overstreet (Dem), elected;
Sue
Lagarde (Rep), defeated.
1992 Nov 3:
Lawrence
Meyers (Rep), elected;
Fortunato
P. Benavides (Dem), defeated.
1994 Mar 8:
Charles
F. Campbell (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1994 Mar 8:
Betty
Marshall (Dem), advanced to runoff;
Gene
Kelly (Dem), advanced to runoff;
Frances
M. Northcutt (Dem), defeated in primary;
Norman
Lanford (Dem), defeated in primary;
Bennie
Ray (Dem), defeated in primary.
1994 Mar 8:
Steve
Mansfield (Rep), nominated;
John
S. Cossum (Rep), defeated in primary.
1994 Mar 8:
Sam
Bayless (Rep), advanced to runoff;
Sharon
Keller (Rep), advanced to runoff;
Cathy
Cochran Herasimchuk (Rep), defeated in primary.
1994 Apr 12:
Betty
Marshall (Dem), nominated;
Gene
Kelly (Dem), defeated in primary.
1994 Apr 12:
Sharon
Keller (Rep), nominated;
Sam
Bayless (Rep), defeated in primary.
1994 Nov 8:
Steve
Mansfield (Rep), elected;
Charles
F. Campbell (Dem), defeated.
1994 Nov 8:
Sharon
Keller (Rep), elected;
Betty
Marshall (Dem), defeated.
1996 Mar 12:
Bob
Perkins (Dem), nominated;
Frances
M. Northcutt (Dem), defeated in primary.
1996 Mar 12:
Charles
Holcomb (Dem), advanced to runoff;
Gary
Taylor (Dem), advanced to runoff;
Norman
Lanford (Dem), defeated in primary;
Winston
Cochran (Dem), defeated in primary.
1996 Mar 12:
Frank
Maloney (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1996 Mar 12:
Sue
Holland (Rep), advanced to runoff;
James
Boone (Rep), advanced to runoff;
Matthew
Paul (Rep), defeated in primary;
Susan
Baetz Brown (Rep), defeated in primary;
Janice
Law (Rep), defeated in primary;
Jeffrey
B. Keck (Rep), defeated in primary;
Glen
E. Beaman (Rep), defeated in primary.
1996 Mar 12:
Paul
Womack (Rep), advanced to runoff;
Pat
Barber (Rep), advanced to runoff;
Michael
E. Keasler (Rep), defeated in primary;
Brad
Wiewel (Rep), defeated in primary;
Ray
J. McQuary (Rep), defeated in primary.
1996 Mar 12:
Cheryl
Johnson (Rep), advanced to runoff;
Tom
Price (Rep), advanced to runoff;
John
Bradley (Rep), defeated in primary;
J.
Gary Trichter (Rep), defeated in primary.
1996 Apr 9:
Charles
Holcomb (Dem), nominated;
Gary
Taylor (Dem), defeated in primary.
1996 Apr 9:
Sue
Holland (Rep), nominated;
James
Boone (Rep), defeated in primary.
1996 Apr 9:
Paul
Womack (Rep), nominated;
Pat
Barber (Rep), defeated in primary.
1996 Apr 9:
Tom
Price (Rep), nominated;
Cheryl
Johnson (Rep), defeated in primary.
1996 Nov 5:
Sue
Holland (Rep), elected;
Bob
Perkins (Dem), defeated.
1996 Nov 5:
Paul
Womack (Rep), elected;
Charles
Holcomb (Dem), defeated.
1996 Nov 5:
Tom
Price (Rep), elected;
Frank
Maloney (Dem), defeated.
1998 Mar 10:
Winston
Cochran (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1998 Mar 10:
Charles
F. Baird (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1998 Mar 10:
Michael
E. Keasler (Rep), advanced to runoff;
Vicki
Isaacks (Rep), advanced to runoff;
David
Barron (Rep), defeated in primary;
David
A. Schulman (Rep), defeated in primary;
Lloyd
W. Oliver (Rep), defeated in primary.
1998 Mar 10:
Cheryl
Johnson (Rep), advanced to runoff;
Harvey
Hudson (Rep), advanced to runoff;
Jerry
E. Smith (Rep), defeated in primary;
Murff
F. Bledsoe (Rep), defeated in primary;
Forrest
Lumpkin (Rep), defeated in primary;
William
Harrison Ray (Rep), defeated in primary;
Jeffrey
B. Keck (Rep), defeated in primary;
John
C. Moncure (Rep), defeated in primary.
1998 Mar 10:
Lawrence
Meyers (Rep), nominated;
Herb
Hancock (Rep), defeated in primary.
1998 Apr 14:
Michael
E. Keasler (Rep), nominated;
Vicki
Isaacks (Rep), defeated in primary.
1998 Apr 14:
Cheryl
Johnson (Rep), nominated;
Harvey
Hudson (Rep), defeated in primary.
1998 Nov 3:
Michael
E. Keasler (Rep), elected;
Charles
F. Baird (Dem), defeated.
1998 Nov 3:
Cheryl
Johnson (Rep), elected;
Winston
Cochran (Dem), defeated.
1998 Nov 3:
Lawrence
Meyers (Rep), elected;
Larry
S. Perry (Libertarian), defeated.
2000 Mar 14:
William
R. Barr (Dem), nominated unopposed.
2000 Mar 14:
Charles
Holcomb (Rep), advanced to runoff;
Guy
Williams (Rep), advanced to runoff;
Alan
Curry (Rep), defeated in primary;
Tom
Greenwell (Rep), defeated in primary;
John
Boston (Rep), defeated in primary.
2000 Mar 14:
Jim
Wallace (Rep), advanced to runoff;
Barbara
Parker Hervey (Rep), advanced to runoff;
Pat
Barber (Rep), defeated in primary;
Sally
L. Ray (Rep), defeated in primary;
W.
B. 'Bennie' House (Rep), defeated in primary.
2000 Apr 11:
Charles
Holcomb (Rep), nominated;
Guy
Williams (Rep), defeated in primary.
2000 Apr 11:
Barbara
Parker Hervey (Rep), nominated;
Jim
Wallace (Rep), defeated in primary.
2000 Nov 7:
Charles
Holcomb (Rep), elected;
Rife
Scott Kimler (Libertarian), defeated.
2000 Nov 7:
Barbara
Parker Hervey (Rep), elected;
William
R. Barr (Dem), defeated.
2002 Mar 12:
John
W. Bull (Dem), nominated unopposed.
2002 Mar 12:
Pat
Montgomery (Dem), nominated;
Julius
Whittier (Dem), defeated in primary.
2002 Mar 12:
J.
R. Molina (Dem), nominated unopposed.
2002 Mar 12:
Tom
Price (Rep), advanced to runoff;
Tim
Taft (Rep), advanced to runoff;
Carolyn
Denero (Rep), defeated in primary.
2002 Mar 12:
Paul
Womack (Rep), advanced to runoff;
David
Richards (Rep), advanced to runoff;
Steve
Mansfield (Rep), defeated in primary.
2002 Mar 12:
Cathy
Cochran (Rep), advanced to runoff;
Guy
Williams (Rep), advanced to runoff;
Connie
J. Kelley (Rep), defeated in primary;
Blair
Davis (Rep), defeated in primary.
2002 Apr 9:
Tom
Price (Rep), nominated;
Tim
Taft (Rep), defeated in primary.
2002 Apr 9:
Paul
Womack (Rep), nominated;
David
Richards (Rep), defeated in primary.
2002 Apr 9:
Cathy
Cochran (Rep), nominated;
Guy
Williams (Rep), defeated in primary.
2002 Nov 5:
Tom
Price (Rep), elected;
John
W. Bull (Dem), defeated;
Stephan
Kinsella (Libertarian), defeated;
Robert
C. Owen (Green), defeated.
2002 Nov 5:
Paul
Womack (Rep), elected;
Pat
Montgomery (Dem), defeated.
2002 Nov 5:
Cathy
Cochran (Rep), elected;
J.
R. Molina (Dem), defeated;
Ollie
Ruth Jefferson (Green), defeated.
2004 Nov 2:
Lawrence
Meyers (Rep), elected;
Quanah
Parker (Libertarian), defeated.
2004 Nov 2:
Cheryl
Johnson (Rep), elected;
Tom
Oxford (Libertarian), defeated.
2004 Nov 2:
Michael
E. Keasler (Rep), elected;
J.
R. Molina (Dem), defeated.
2006 Nov 7:
Barbara
Parker Hervey (Rep), elected unopposed;
Quanah
Parker (Libertarian), defeated.
2006 Nov 7:
Charles
Holcomb (Rep), elected unopposed;
Dave
Howard (Libertarian), defeated.
2008 Nov 4:
Tom
Price (Rep), elected;
Susan
Strawn (Dem), defeated;
Matthew
E. Eilers (Libertarian), defeated.
2008 Nov 4:
Paul
Womack (Rep), elected;
J.
R. Molina (Dem), defeated;
Dave
Howard (Libertarian), defeated.
2008 Nov 4:
Cathy
Cochran (Rep), elected;
William
Bryan Strange III (Libertarian), defeated.
2010 Nov 2:
Lawrence
Meyers (Rep), elected;
J.
Randell Stevens (Libertarian), defeated.
2010 Nov 2:
Cheryl
Johnson (Rep), elected;
Dave
Howard (Libertarian), defeated.
2010 Nov 2:
Michael
E. Keasler (Rep), elected;
Keith
Hampton (Dem), defeated;
Robert
R. Virasin (Libertarian), defeated.
2012 May 29:
Barbara
Parker Hervey (Rep), nominated unopposed.
2012 May 29:
Elsa
Alcala (Rep), nominated unopposed.
2012 Nov 6:
Barbara
Parker Hervey (Rep), elected;
Mark
W. Bennett (Libertarian), defeated.
2012 Nov 6:
Elsa
Alcala (Rep), elected;
William
Bryan Strange III (Libertarian), defeated.
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