Deborah Dietzmann

Republican

On ballot as: Deborah Dietzmann
Current role: Public defender (per candidate)
Background: Bachelor's degree in psychology, Texas Tech University
J.D. (1998); State Bar lists both Texas A&M School of Law and Texas Wesleyan University
Licensed Texas attorney (since 1999)
Born at Lackland Air Force Base (per candidate)
San Antonio resident for more than 30 years (per candidate)
Experience: Private practice (per candidate)
Pro bono service, a significant portion of her work (per candidate)
Assistant District Attorney, Bexar County District Attorney's Office (start of career); felony and misdemeanor prosecution
Top priorities: Says the role of the judiciary is "to apply the law fairly and without bias, not to legislate from the bench"
"I am prepared to run an efficient, organized, and professional courtroom that treats all parties with respect"
"Public safety will always be my highest priority"
Says she is "determined to address the revolving-door cycle of repeat offenders who are arrested and quickly released"
Tidbits: Judicial philosophy: In a San Antonio Report questionnaire, says the proper role of the judiciary is "to apply the law fairly and without bias, not to legislate from the bench"
Court administration: In a San Antonio Report questionnaire: "I am prepared to run an efficient, organized, and professional courtroom that treats all parties with respect"
Endorsements: None found in our research
Campaign website: Not found

Judge, County Court at Law No. 12