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Suzanne Wooten, who was wrongfully convicted of nine felonies but exonerated in 2017, has lost an attempt to get on the primary ballot to run for judge again. She vowed to appeal to the Texas Supreme Court.
December 10, 2019 at 12:57 PM
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An exonerated ex-judge, who is fighting for a place on the ballot to regain the bench, has lost her request for Dallas’ appellate court to compel her local Republican party to place her name on the primary ballot.
But Suzanne Wooten, who wants to run for Collin County’s 401st District Court, is not giving up. She’s planning an appeal to the Texas Supreme Court.
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