Governor Abbott administers oath to veterans joining State Bar of Texas

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Governor Greg Abbott administered the New Lawyer Oath to Texas veterans who recently passed the bar exam during a ceremony at the Governor’s Mansion on November 11, 2025.

“All of us owe an extraordinary debt of gratitude for everybody who served,” said Governor Abbott. “Without our military might, we wouldn’t have the economic might and freedom that we have today. Thank you for your service, and congratulations to you all for passing the bar exam.”

At the event, Governor Abbott officially swore in veterans to the State Bar of Texas after they completed their legal education requirements. He acknowledged their achievements both in military service and as new members of the legal profession in Texas courts. The Governor also mentioned state initiatives such as Operation Welcome Home and Hiring Red, White and You!, which are designed to help veterans transition successfully into civilian careers.

Former Supreme Court of Texas Justice Craig Enoch, University of Texas School of Law Dean Robert Chesney, and Haynes Boone Associate Alexander Clark were present at the ceremony.

Additional photos from the event will be made available later.



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