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Judge Trey McClendon Retires After 13 Years | Lubbock News
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Lubbock’s beloved District Judge John McClendon, known as Trey, is retiring this Friday after 13 years on the bench — but don’t pack your bags just yet. A former prosecutor and DWI Recovery Court leader, he’s leaving behind a legacy of community service and gratitude to his staff. He’ll stay involved as a visiting judge and mediator, help a friend’s business, and enjoy more time with his wife — hunting, fishing, and bird dogs. His successor, Lubbock County Prosecutor Laura Beth Fossett, is poised to take over without opposition, ensuring a seamless transition for the 137th District Court.
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