Courts109th District Court

109th District Court

District Court · Andrews, Crane and Winkler counties

Judge John L. Pool has held this bench since at least 2026. The docket leans civil — 5,183 of 13,422 filings since 1997 — and more than half of it arrives from Andrews County. 1,671 attorneys have appeared here.

The bench1 sitting · from directory snapshots
JudgeRoleTenure
John L. PoolJudgeby 2026
Filings by year2026 is partial
4989962010 · 996’102011 · 7732012 · 657’122013 · 6472014 · 542’142015 · 8072016 · 853’162017 · 9362018 · 919’182019 · 9392020 · 703’202021 · 7232022 · 730’222023 · 8682024 · 890’242025 · 9352026 · 495’26

4 thin leading years (9 filings between them) trimmed from the chart, as on the coverage pages; the last column is a partial year.

Attorneys who appear most in this court1,671 have appeared · 25-case floor
AttorneyCityMostlyCases
1Timothy Jay MasonAndrewsCriminal1,9862Mark HooperAndrewsCriminal3913Dorothy Ann Holguin—Criminal3684Brian Jose ChavezOdessaCriminal3575Adam Jeffrey WalkerLubbockCivil2926Lane Andrew HaygoodOdessaCriminal2597Mark Alan FlowersOdessaCivil2148J. Roxane BlountOdessaCriminal1629Antonio Alejandro ChavezRichardsonCriminal15910Raymond Keith FivecoatMidlandCriminal147

Attorneys in private practice with 25 or more appearances in this court’s indexed filings. Bulk government filers are not listed.

Elections1 race · 1 cycle · official canvass
CandidateVotesShare
2022Elected unopposed — no votes recorded
John L. Pool (i)R—elected

Texas judges are elected in partisan races; a governor’s appointee fills a vacancy only until the next general election. Results are the Secretary of State’s official canvass. An unopposed candidate can be declared elected without appearing on the ballot, so some races record no votes.

Last refreshed September 23, 2026
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