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Texas Tech alum appointed judge by Gov. Abbott - fox34.com
Jason Bramow, a Texas Tech law school graduate who once worked as an assistant district attorney in Lubbock County, was appointed by Gov.
Bramow currently works as deputy general counsel in the governor's office. He earned all three of his degrees from Texas Tech, including his law degree, and was recently recognized by the law school for his career in public service and leadership.
Williamson County sits north of Austin, far from the South Plains, but the connection back here is real. Bramow built part of his legal career at the Lubbock County District Attorney's Office before moving into state-level counsel roles that eventually landed him inside the governor's office.
For folks in Lubbock who watched him come up through the local courthouse, this is a straight line from West Texas to a district court bench. His appointment reflects the kind of career arc Tech's law school points to when it talks about placing graduates in public service roles across the state.
His term begins September 1.
Common questions
Who is Jason Bramow and what's his connection to Lubbock?
- Jason Bramow is a Texas Tech graduate who earned all three of his degrees there, including his law degree. He previously worked as an assistant district attorney in Lubbock County before moving into state-level roles, eventually serving as deputy general counsel in the governor's office.
What court will Jason Bramow serve as judge?
- Bramow was appointed to serve as judge of the 245th Judicial District Court in Williamson County, which sits north of Austin. The appointment was made by Gov. Greg Abbott, for whom Bramow had been working as deputy general counsel before the appointment.
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