Mark Ash
What this job does: One of nine judges on the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, the state's highest court for criminal cases. It hears every death-penalty appeal and has the final word on what state criminal law means. A term is six years.
- Occupation
- Criminal defense lawyer
Background
- Criminal defense lawyer since 1992. source: texastribune.org
- Lists education at the University of Texas at El Paso and South Texas College of Law Houston. source: texastribune.org
- Ran unsuccessfully as a Libertarian for Court of Criminal Appeals Place 2 (2016) and Place 8 (2018), Supreme Court Chief Justice (2020) and Attorney General (2022). source: texastribune.org
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