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General Information
205 E. Fifth Street
Room 226
Box F-13248
Amarillo, Texas 79101-1559
806-468-3800
Courtroom 2nd Floor
Judicial Paralegal:
Melba Fenwick - 806-468-3822
Courtroom Deputy: Sharon Sauls - 806-468-3831
Court Reporter: Stacy Morrison -
806-372-1175
Case Letter Designation: (J)
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BIOGRAPHY |
| Birth: |
1926 |
| Year Service Began: |
1979 |
| Appointed by: |
President Jimmy Carter |
| Education: |
University of Texas 1948 BA, University
of Texas School of Law 1950 LLB |
| Legal Practice: |
Partner, Robinson & Robinson,
Amarillo, TX 1950-1955 |
| Judicial: |
Judge, Potter County Court, Amarillo
1955-58; Judge, Texas District Court, 108th District, Potter
County, Amarillo 1960-72; Justice, Texas Court of Civil Appeals,
Seventh Supreme Judicial District, 1973-79 |
| Current Memberships: |
American Bar Association, Federal Judges Association,
National Association of Women Lawyers, Amarillo Bar Association
and State Bar of Texas |
Judge Specific Requirements
Copies of Electronically Filed Documents
Judge Robinson requires a judge's copy of each appendix and any filing more than 25 pages in length.
Dress Code
Attorneys:
Attorneys are required to wear standard business
attire. For men, this includes a coat and tie. For
women, it includes tailored suits and tailored dresses.
Slacks are acceptable if part of a tailored pantsuit. Slacks
or skirts with a blouse or sweater, but without a jacket, are
not acceptable. Extremely short skirts are not acceptable
for either attorneys or their assistants.
Jurors, Witnesses and Spectators:
Jurors, witnesses and spectators should dress appropriately
for the courtroom. Shorts of any kind, skorts, tanktops,
halter tops, and revealing attire of any sort are not acceptable.
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