Texas Supreme Court Justice David Medina

“Texans can know that they have an experienced, intelligent justice in David Medina
who will work with his colleagues to uphold our laws and constitution in accordance
with the intent of our lawmakers and founding fathers. And Texans can know that
he will keep the great trust they have placed in him.”—Gov. Rick Perry, Nov. 9, 2004

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Office of the Governor, Nov. 9
 Gov. Rick Perry Names David Medina to Texas Supreme Court HOUSTON - Gov. Rick Perry today named David Medina, a former state district judge from Houston and currently Perry’s chief lawyer, to the Texas Supreme Court.

 Houston Chronicle, Nov. 9
Perry appoints aide to Texas Supreme Court
AUSTIN - David Medina, a former Harris County state district court judge who now serves as Gov. Rick Perry's general counsel, was named today to the Texas Supreme Court. Medina is Perry's second Hispanic appointee to the high court. "I looked for a person who would further the court's philosophy of judicial restraint, a person of integrity who would keep faith with the people of Texas, and a person whose courtroom experience would add new talent and continued professionalism to the Supreme Court,'' Perry said in Houston, where Medina once served as a state district judge. "I found all of those qualifications and more in Judge David Medina."

Gov. Perry with the Medina family

 
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