Judge Vanover

Happy independence Day!

I am proud to be a member of the Sons of the American Revolution!

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The Declaration of Independence is adopted, On This Day in History, July 4, 1776 On This Day in History, July 4, 1776, the Declaration of Independence is adopted. 2 days earlier Congress voted to declare independence and this day adopted the language for its official declaration.

Happy Father’s Day to all the great dads out there. Our job as fathers is one of the most important things we will ever do.

Remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our nation and freedom

Good to finally meet Judge Marcus Vanover from Kentucky at the All Rise Conference. We are related way back up the tree but are working on exactly where we have a common ancestor.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the wonderful moms out there!

Eight Aggies have been awarded the Medal of Honor throughout history.

Horace S. Carswell Jr. '38, George D Keathley '37, Turney W. Leonard '42, Thomas W. Fowler '43, Eli L. Whiteley '41, William G. Harrell '43 and Lloyd H. Hughes '43 were awarded the medal for their heroic actions in World War II. Clarence E. Sasser '73 was awarded the medal for his heroic actions in the Vietnam War.

As we observe National Medal of Honor Day today, make plans to visit each of these heroes' Medal of Honor citations in the Memorial Student Center's Hall of Honor.

As a follow to my previous post: It was great to see fellow Aggie and former US Rep Louie Gohmert (also a former Texas State Judge) at the Texas Aggie Bar Association Conference. I first met him in 2009 in Washington DC while on there on behalf of the National Guard Association of Texas. He was kind enough to buy my lunch at the members cafeteria as it was my first time on Capital Hill.

Although I didn’t win the Distinguished Aggie Lawyer of the year award, it was great to the be back in Aggieland for a great CLE and to celebrate our scholarship and award winners!

Happy Texas Independence Day! On this day in 1836, Texas declared its independence from Mexico.

It is also the 231st birthday of my cousin and 1st President of the Republic of Texas, Sam Houston

Honored to be a finalist and proud to be a member of the Texas Aggie Bar Association 👍🏼

Congratulations to the Distinguished Aggie Lawyer finalist! Could not have had a better group of candidates! Join us at the 25th annual conference March 22-23 where we will name our winner.

Wishing each of you a very Happy Thanksgiving. Please say an extra prayer for our military and first responders who are away from their families as the work to protect us.

Thank a Vet this weekend!🇺🇸

Thank you to Omar Villafranca and CBSNews for highlighting our efforts to help our men and women who served get their lives back on track through our treatment court program.

Texas court program puts military veterans on path of rehabilitation Every third Thursday of the month at the Tarrant County Courthouse in Texas, Judge Chuck Vanover dedicates his courtroom to a criminal docket of a special class of defendants: military veterans. While reoffending rates in the area can be as high as 40%, the veterans court's recidivism rate is less t...

Although the Aggies and Longhorns may be rivals, we do come together to serve our state and nation. Honored to serve!🇺🇸

Wishing everyone a safe a happy July 4th! Happy Birthday America 🇺🇸

Remembering those who gave all in the service of our country on this and every Memorial Day

Today is National Medal of Honor Day, and throughout history, eight Aggies have received the Medal of Honor:

George D Keathley '37
Horace S. Carswell Jr. '38
Eli L. Whiteley '41
Turney W. Leonard '42
Thomas W. Fowler '43
William G. Harrell '43
Lloyd H. Hughes '43
Clarence E. Sasser '73

You can learn more about these men in the Memorial Student Center's Hall of Honor, the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets Sam Houston Sanders Corps Center, and at this link from The Association of Former Students: tx.ag/MOHAggies

https://www.corps.tamu.edu/visit-the-corps/history/medal-of-honor-recipients/

Medal of Honor Recipients | Texas A&M Corps of Cadets Seven former members of the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets have received the Medal of Honor, the highest award for a member of the United States Armed Forces can receive.

Happy Texas Independence Day and Happy Birthday to its first President, Sam Houston (who was one of my cousins).

Happy Thanksgiving 🦃 to each of you. I am especially thankful for those military members and first responders who are not able to be with their families as they are working to or us! May God Bless America 🇺🇸

Thank you to all who have served!🇺🇸

Happy Birthday to the United States Marines Corps! I am not a Marine but have had the pleasure of knowing and serving with many fine Marines.🇺🇸

Remember to go vote tomorrow if you have not already done so!🇺🇸

Early voting has started! Get out and go vote!🇺🇸

It was very nice to meet and listen to Congresswoman Mayra Flores this morning. 🇺🇸

Congratulations to all who received good news for passing the bar! 🎉🍾 I am happy to swear you in, if needed. Texas Aggie Bar Association Texas A&M University School of Law

I am very honored to receive this award as Alumnus of the Year from the Texas A&M School of Law!

The award is named in honor my friend and former professor, the late Judge Joe Spurlock II.

Judge Spurlock was a very special man. He served as an intelligence officer during the Vietnam War, was an Assistant District Attorney, State Legislator, Judge, Court of Appeals Justice and later a Law Professor. He also started the Asian-American Judicial Institute which helped the country of Mongolia transition from a communistic form of government to a democracy. Gig’Em