Lynn Bradshaw-Hull, a trusted conservative Republican Judge, was first elected in 1994. She is seeking to be the first Judge elected to the newly designated domestic violence court.

Beginning private practice in 1984, she represented clients in predominantly civil and domestic relations, including domestic violence matters, and served as a certified mediator until elected to her first bench.

In 1994, Bradshaw-Hull was first elected to serve as Judge of Harris County Civil Court at Law No. 3, and re-elected in 1998 and 2002. In 2006, she was elected District Judge of the 80th Judicial District Court where she also volunteered to assist the family courts by presiding in domestic violence matters. Since 2009, she has served as a visiting judge and mediator. Her 15 year record of service has earned Judge Bradshaw-Hull a well-deserved reputation for competence, conscientiousness and consistency.

Judge Bradshaw-Hull has presided fairly in the disposition of more than 60,000 cases, including over 500 jury trials. She is dual-certified by the Texas College for Judicial Studies as a specialist in Civil Jurisdiction and General Jurisdiction, both of which include domestic violence. Only five judges in Texas have achieved dual certification. Judge Bradshaw-Hull has been recognized as "Judge of the Year" by Peace Officers Looking Into Courthouse Excellence (P.O.L.I.C.E. Inc.), and she has been honored with two Texas State Bar Presidential Commendations for judicial leadership.

She is a native Texan, and has been married to Christopher Bradshaw-Hull for over thirty years. They have two grown, married children and one grandchild. She is a member of St. Martha Catholic Church.

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