One would assume that Sol Casseb III was destined to be a state civil district judge because that's what his father, Sol Casseb Jr., did for more than three decades. But the younger Casseb had to march to his own drumbeat to get to the bench. "The last thing that he did as a judge was swear me in on Dec. 6, 2008," says the judge of the 288th District Court in Bexar County.
March 29, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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One would assume that Sol Casseb III was destined to be a state civil district judge because that’s what his father, Sol Casseb Jr., did for more than three decades. But the younger Casseb had to march to his own drumbeat to get to the bench.
Casseb remembers hanging around the Bexar County Courthouse as a kid and not being particularly excited about his father’s line of work.
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