Tenth Court of Appeals

Justices of the Court

Tenth Court of Appeals

	Chief Justice Tom Gray Chief Justice Tom Gray was born in Madisonville, a rural Texas town, in 1956. He attended public school in Conroe, Texas. He received a BBA from Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas in 1978, graduating with honors. In 1979, he received an MBA in accounting from Texas A&M University. He practiced public accounting in Houston with the “big 8″ firm of Deloitte... View full biography of Chief Justice Gray.
	Justice Felipe Reyna Place 3 Felipe Reyna was born in Texas in 1945. His father was a migrant worker, so his family followed the harvest every year from South Texas to the Panhandle. Although he was not an educated man, Felipe’s father knew that if his children were to escape a life of poverty, they must pursue their educations… View full biography of Justice Reyna.
	Justice Rex Davis Place 2 Justice Rex Davis pursued undergraduate studies at Temple Junior College and University of Texas at Austin. He received his J.D. degree from Baylor University School of Law, Cum Laude, in May, 1974. He initially came to the Tenth Court of Appeals in May, 1996, after practicing in the trial courts of Central Texas from 1974 until 1996... View full biography of Justice Davis.

About the Tenth Court of Appeals: When cases are appealed from Ellis County’s two district courts (40th/378th) and the two Court at Law  venues (No. 1/No. 2), they wind their way down to the Tenth Court of Appeals, a three-member panel of all-Republican judges.                             -Joey