Sarah Fox,left, and George Flint,right. Courtesy photos
George Flint, a partner in Scheef & Stone, and McKinney criminal-defense lawyer Sarah Fox are competing for the Republican nomination for the vacant bench in Collin County.
June 23, 2020 at 01:51 PM
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The two judicial candidates in the runoff McKinney’s 401st District Court have different ideas of the court’s caseload and different arguments about how their experience makes them the better pick.
George Flint, a partner in Scheef & Stone, and McKinney criminal-defense lawyer Sarah Fox are competing for the Republican nomination for the vacant bench in Collin County. Whoever wins will go on to compete against Democratic candidate Tonya Holt in November.
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