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Volume 55, Number 004
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Local prosecutor seeks Thank you for your state district judge position leadership year by continuing her campaign for the position. Ott says she believes a place on the bench will allow her to better serve the constituents in all four counties.
Jacqueline Phillips Ott By Cindy Aguirre-Herrera
(Seguin) -- A Guadalupe County prosecutor looks to pick up the Republican nomination for the position of Judge of the 25th Judicial District. Jacqueline Phillips Ott will be seeking the nomination during the March 3 Primary Election. The 25th Judicial District includes the counties of Guadalupe, Gonzales, Lavaca and Colorado. Ott, an assistant county attorney, says she begins the new
"State district judge, I believe, is a position that carries a lot of honor with it. It would be such a privilege to be able to serve the community in that capacity. I have watched my father and my aunt both serve as state district judges for 16 and 24 years respectively and I believe that I have an appropriate understanding of what a courtroom needs to be (to) run efficiently -- what demeanor is appropriate to make all the persons that enter a courtroom feel respected whether those persons are people that are working in the courtroom, people that are part of the system or they are people that are coming to you because they have cases whether that's on the criminal or civil side," said Ott.
Former Seguin City Manager Doug Faseler, recently was presented with a plaque in appreciation for his 22 years of service to the Schertz-Seguin Local Government Corporation (SSLGC). Faseler has been involved with the SSLGC since its establishment in 1998. Presenting him with the plaque is Robin Dwyer, president of the SSLGC board of directors.
See OTT, page 2
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