“The individuals we recognized today have brought a wealth of knowledge in civic service and leadership to the important mission of helping shape the future of Texas,” said Deborah Hankinson, chair of the board of directors of TAJF. “These Texas leaders have continuously embodied excellence, wisdom and integrity, and we are honored to recognize them for helping ensure our justice system is available to all.”
Former Supreme Court Justice Guzman made history by becoming the first Latina elected to the Supreme Court of Texas and the first to be elected to statewide office in Texas. Twice over, Guzman made history when receiving the most votes ever in a Texas Republican Party primary.
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