Gov. Greg Abbott has appointed Caroline Dozier to the 228th Judicial District Court of Harris County. A veteran prosecutor with over 30 years at the Harris County District Attorney's Office, Dozier brings extensive experience to the role, according to a release from the Office of the Governor.
Dozier has worked in various roles within the Harris County legal system, from assistant district attorney to chief of the Misdemeanor Trial Bureau. The Governor's Office highlighted her commitment to the law and community service, noting her involvement with organizations like the Boy Scouts of America and Light the World Giving Machine.
Dozier's appointment fills a key role, with her term set to end in 2026 unless a successor is elected earlier. Her long tenure in the DA's office gives her a deep understanding of the legal challenges and community issues in Harris County. The Governor's Office also noted her educational background, including a Bachelor of Arts from Brigham Young University and a Juris Doctor from The University of Texas School of Law.
Dozier’s membership in the State Bar of Texas and the National District Attorneys Association highlights her broad legal experience, which the Governor's Office emphasized will be valuable in her new role as a judge in the 228th Judicial District Court.
