Scott Golemon, left, and Jay Wright, right, are competing in the Republican primary runoff for chief justice of the 9th Court of Appeals in Beaumont, Texas. Courtesy photos
Scott Golemon and Jay Wright are competing for the bench in the runoff.
June 21, 2020 at 05:01 PM
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The number of trials and appeals handled by the two candidates for chief justice of Beaumont’s Ninth Court of Appeals is becoming a campaign issue in the Republican primary runoff for the seat.
Scott Golemon and Jay Wright are competing for the bench in the runoff, and in a Q&A for Texas Lawyer, they each argued why they’re more qualified for the bench. Without a Democrat in the race in November, whoever wins the runoff will be the next chief justice.
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