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EPISODE · Apr 10, 2026 · 51 MIN

How Judge Paul Raleeh Disrupted Texas Courts Without a Law Degree

from Between the Briefs · host Steno

In these volatile and uncertain times, what does it really take to uphold peace? Someone like Judge Paul Raleeh, it would seem. In this episode of Between the Briefs, hosts Joe Stephens and Adrian Cea sit down with Judge Paul Raleeh, Justice of the Peace for Precinct 1 in Collin County, Texas, to explore the critical yet often misunderstood role of justice courts in modernizing local litigation. Drawing on 27 years of judicial experience, Judge Raleeh illuminates how justice courts handle everything from civil disputes and evictions to criminal magistration, essentially serving as the frontline judicial system that directly impacts everyday legal matters affecting communities. Tune in for the full deep dive on why the justice courts of America are an integral part of the country’s legal system.

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