Judge Chris Oldner has his dad to thank for his legal career — and vice versa.
While growing up in Collin County, Oldner says he played the role of a pro se defendant when he wound up in trouble with his father, John Oldner.
Judge Chris Oldner has his dad to thank for his legal career — and vice versa. While growing up in Collin County, Oldner says he played the role of a pro se defendant when he wound up in trouble with his father. So after Oldner graduated from Baylor University in 1989 with a bachelor's degree in political science, he headed to Texas Tech University School of Law.
August 03, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Judge Chris Oldner has his dad to thank for his legal career — and vice versa.
While growing up in Collin County, Oldner says he played the role of a pro se defendant when he wound up in trouble with his father, John Oldner.
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