Ted Z. Robertson in his office at the Supreme Court of Texas, 1985. Photo: Archives Department/State Bar of Texas/Texas Bar Journal
Most active lawyers in Texas can’t even remember a time when a Democrat sat on the Texas Supreme Court.
Yet last month the Bar bid farewell to Ted Z. Robertson, a former Texas Supreme Court justice who served on the high court from 1982 until 1988—at a time when Democrats held nearly every seat on the court. Robertson, who was one of the most influential justices from that era, died at his Dallas home at age 96.
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