Governor Abbott Administers New Lawyer Oath To Texas Veterans
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~ In a ceremony held at the Governor's Mansion, Governor Greg Abbott delivered a heartfelt speech and administered the New Lawyer Oath to a group of Texas veterans who recently passed the bar exam. The Governor expressed his gratitude for their service and acknowledged the sacrifices they have made for their country.

During the event, Governor Abbott swore in these veterans to the State Bar of Texas, recognizing their completion of the required curriculum. He commended them for their hard work not only in the military but also in their pursuit of a legal career.

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The Governor also took this opportunity to highlight important initiatives such as Operation Welcome Home and Hiring Red, White and You!, which aim to provide support and resources for Texas veterans as they transition into civilian life.

Former Supreme Court of Texas Justice Craig Enoch, University of Texas School of Law Dean Robert Chesney, and Haynes Boone Associate Alexander Clark were among those who joined Governor Abbott at the ceremony.

Photos from the event will be made available for viewing. The Governor's words and actions serve as a reminder of the importance of honoring and supporting our military veterans. Congratulations to all those who were sworn in and best wishes for a successful legal career.

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