Qualifications: What training, experience and characteristics qualify you for this position?
ISSUES: What are the two (2) most pressing issues that you will face in the office that you seek? Describe your specific plans/ideas for addressing these issues.
Hilary Unger
As the judge of the 248th Criminal District Court for the past 7 years, I bring proven leadership. My background enables me to protect victims’ rights while guaranteeing due process for defendants, upholding core constitutional principles. In the past two years alone, I have presided over 34 felony trials, managed complex dockets, and advanced rehabilitation programs that enhance public safety.
My strongest qualification is my daily commitment to fairness, patience, and respect; treating victims, defendants, families, attorneys, and staff with dignity, deciding cases solely on facts and law.
Harris County deserves this experience, integrity, and dedication to equal justice. I am honored to serve and ask for your continued trust.
My strongest qualification is my daily commitment to fairness, patience, and respect; treating victims, defendants, families, attorneys, and staff with dignity, deciding cases solely on facts and law.
Harris County deserves this experience, integrity, and dedication to equal justice. I am honored to serve and ask for your continued trust.
As a criminal court judge in Harris County, the two most pressing issues are misinformation about the law and safeguarding the independence of the judiciary, while keeping dockets efficient.
First, misinformation about law and bonds erodes trust. My plan: expand public education through speaking engagements, explaining constitutional rules, public safety factors, and individualized decisions.
Second, protecting judicial independence is vital. I address this by adhering strictly to facts, evidence, and law in every case, free from outside influence, while safeguarding rights and prioritizing safety.
By prioritizing ready cases for prompt trials, I will deliver timely, impartial justice that rebuilds public confidence.
First, misinformation about law and bonds erodes trust. My plan: expand public education through speaking engagements, explaining constitutional rules, public safety factors, and individualized decisions.
Second, protecting judicial independence is vital. I address this by adhering strictly to facts, evidence, and law in every case, free from outside influence, while safeguarding rights and prioritizing safety.
By prioritizing ready cases for prompt trials, I will deliver timely, impartial justice that rebuilds public confidence.
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