Judge, 277th District Court (Williamson County)

Stacey Mathews is judge of the 277th District Court in Williamson County, appointed in 2013 by Governor Rick Perry according to the county's court page²³. She presides over felony criminal cases and is Presiding Juvenile Judge of the county and chair of its Juvenile Board³. She previously served as an Assistant District Attorney in Williamson and Harris Counties³.

• Judge, 277th District Court, Williamson County, presiding over felony criminal cases²³
• Presiding Juvenile Judge of Williamson County and Chair of the Juvenile Board, overseeing the Juvenile Services Department³
• Founding judge of the Transformative Justice Program, a pretrial diversion program for justice-involved young adults³
• Appointed in 2016 by the Supreme Court of Texas and the Court of Criminal Appeals to the statewide Judicial Commission on Mental Health; asked in 2022 to serve on the Judicial Needs Assessment Committee³
• Before the bench: Assistant District Attorney in Williamson and Harris Counties; board certified in criminal law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in 2012; Juris Doctorate, University of Houston Law Center³
• Appointed Judge of the 277th District Court in 2013 by Governor Rick Perry³.