Judge Craig Smith, a Democrat, and Dallas lawyer John Browning, a Republican, are running against each other for the Place 6 Justice seat on the Fifth Court of Appeals.
September 15, 2020 at 05:34 PM
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It was set to be a battle between an incumbent and challenger, but then Fifth Court of Appeals Justice David Bridges died in a car accident in late July.
Now the race for Place 6 Justice has turned into an campaign between two contenders: Democratic candidate Judge Craig Smith and Republican candidate John G. Browning are running in November.
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192nd District Judge Craig Smith, left, and John Browning, right, partner in Spencer Fane in Dallas. Courtesy photos
