Current Judges
| # | Title | Judge | Duty station | Born | Term of service | Appointed by | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Active | Chief | Senior | ||||||
| 23 | Chief Judge | Sidney A. Fitzwater | Dallas | 1953 | 1986–present | 2007–present | — | Reagan |
| 18 | District Judge | Mary Lou Robinson | Amarillo | 1926 | 1979–present | — | — | Carter |
| 24 | District Judge | Samuel Ray Cummings | Lubbock | 1944 | 1987–present | — | — | Reagan |
| 25 | District Judge | John H. McBryde | Fort Worth | 1931 | 1990–present | — | — | G.H.W. Bush |
| 26 | District Judge | Jorge Antonio Solis | Dallas | 1951 | 1991–present | — | — | G.H.W. Bush |
| 27 | District Judge | Terry R. Means | Fort Worth | 1948 | 1991–present | — | — | G.H.W. Bush |
| 29 | District Judge | Sam A. Lindsay | Dallas | 1951 | 1998–present | — | — | Clinton |
| 30 | District Judge | Barbara M. Lynn | Dallas | 1952 | 1999–present | — | — | Clinton |
| 31 | District Judge | David C. Godbey | Dallas | 1957 | 2002–present | — | — | G.W. Bush |
| 32 | District Judge | James E. Kinkeade | Dallas | 1951 | 2002–present | — | — | G.W. Bush |
| 33 | District Judge | Jane J. Boyle | Dallas | 1954 | 2004–present | — | — | G.W. Bush |
| 34 | District Judge | Reed Charles O'Connor | Dallas | 1965 | 2007–present | — | — | G.W. Bush |
| 21 | Senior District Judge | A. Joe Fish | Dallas | 1942 | 1983–2007 | 2002–2007 | 2007–present | Reagan |
| 22 | Senior District Judge | Robert B. Maloney | (n/a) | 1933 | 1985–2000 | (none) | 2000–present | Reagan |
| — | Senior District Judge | William Royal Furgeson, Jr. | Dallas | 1941 | 1994–2008 | (none) | 2008–present | Clinton |
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