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Criminal District Judge, No. 7: who gets your vote?

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Hears criminal trial cases assigned to this district court.

  • Applies criminal law, including in felony cases, and oversees court proceedings.

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Chika Anyiam

Running for Criminal District Judge, No. 7 · Texas

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Chika Anyiam

  • Dallas County’s undated Criminal District Court No. 7 page lists Anyiam as presiding. 1
  • In her 2024 questionnaire, Anyiam said she had tried misdemeanor and first-degree felony cases before judges and juries before becoming a judge. 2
  • Anyiam’s questionnaire lists a 1987 law degree from the University of Calabar and a 1988 Barrister at Law qualification from the Nigerian Law School. 2

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  1. Criminal District Court No. 7 · checked 2026-10-31 used in: Experience
  2. Chika Anyiam -- Democrat for Court of Criminal Appeals ... · checked 2026-10-31 used in: Experience