Morris has served as 333rd District Court Judge since 2021, earning the respect of constituents for her uncompromising commitment to serving others
HOUSTON, Nov. 16, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- For 333rd District Court Judge Brittanye Morris, being a public servant is more than a job--it's a calling. Since taking office in January 2021, Ms. Morris has counted serving Harris County's 333rd District as one of her greatest honors. And it's a calling she hopes to continue to answer by leveling the legal playing field for all residents of Harris County in her re-election bid.
For Ms. Morris, public service is in her DNA. Even as a child, Ms. Morris understood the importance of serving others thanks to the example set by her parents. She is the daughter of an educator and a retired lieutenant with the Houston Police Department and is proud to carry on her family's legacy of servant leadership as the 333rd District Court Judge.
Since taking office in January 2021, Ms. Morris has become a well-liked figure in the community and the courtroom, earning the respect of constituents, attorneys, and fellow judges across Harris County. Her fair and compassionate approach from the bench and tenacious commitment to equality, even in the face of highly complex cases, have made her first term a successful one. Now she hopes to continue building on that success through her re-election to the bench.
"It has been my greatest honor to serve constituents across Harris County, and I never take the trust that they have put in me to fight for their rights for granted," said Ms. Morris. "I especially believe in championing equal treatment under the law for all citizens to ensure citizens from all walks of life are treated with the same respect and letter of the law as big corporations."
If re-elected, Ms. Morris intends to further support the philosophies she campaigned on in her initial election bid and has been successful in implementing as 333rd District Court Judge. Her overarching goal is to level the playing field through the equal application of the law for all citizens regardless of race and socioeconomic status. Using her education, insights, and experience, she also plans to continue to ensure that historically marginalized communities have the same access to legal remedies as the majority.
Ms. Morris holds a Juris Doctor from Texas Southern University and a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Houston. She is a lifelong resident of Houston and graduated from Klein Forest High School.
To learn more about Ms. Morris, her service philosophy, and her re-election goals, visit brittanyemorrisforjudge.com.
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