Although Texas Supreme Court Justices Nathan Hecht and Al Gonzales drew last-minute primary challengers, those opponents will face Mount Everest-sized climbs as Hecht and Gonzales already have built campaign warchests and locked up the endorsements of the Republican leadership. And while little change is expected on the Supreme Court, the possibility of a major philosophical shakeup on the Court of Criminal Appeals looms. Among the many intrigues: the possibility of a husband-and-wife serving on the court.
January 18, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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Although Texas Supreme Court Justices Nathan Hecht and Al Gonzales drew last-minute primary challengers, those opponents will face Mount Everest-sized climbs as Hecht and Gonzales already have built campaign warchests and locked up the endorsements of the Republican leadership.
The third incumbent, Justice Priscilla Owen, is home free as no one filed to run against her.
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