Longest-serving judge in Bexar County to retire after 35 years

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Longest-serving judge in Bexar County to retire after 35 years

Judge Andrew Carruthers, the longest-serving judge in Bexar County, will retire at the end of this month, concluding a historic 35-year tenure as the county’s first criminal magistrate judge.Appointed in 1989, when the state created the role, Carruthers has been a judge longer than any of the elected county or district court judges have been licensed.“I love my job, and that’s why I stayed so long, but it’s time,” said Carruthers, now 79. “I’m o…

Judge Carole Smitherman reflects on her legacy ahead of retirement

It still is — for her — a bittersweet feeling as she now reflects on her legacy after decades behind the bench.

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Judge Carole Smitherman reflects on her legacy ahead of her retirement #BlackEntrepreneurs #BlackBusinessMatters #BlackBusinessMondays

If you ask Carole Smitherman why she's retiring..."Retirement age is mandatory at 70," Smitherman said. "So, I'm 70, now why do I have to tell the world that, you know?"It still is for her a bittersweet feeling as she now reflects on her legacy after decades behind the bench. "It's, like, a fun place to work," Smitherman said. "And so, I've been here on and off for about 50 years, and that's what I celebrate the longevity, the legacy, all the th…

Judge Carole Smitherman reflects on her legacy ahead of her retirement #BusinessTips #Entrepreneur #TexasBusiness #TexasBusinessAgreements

If you ask Carole Smitherman why she's retiring..."Retirement age is mandatory at 70," Smitherman said. "So, I'm 70, now why do I have to tell the world that, you know?"It still is for her a bittersweet feeling as she now reflects on her legacy after decades behind the bench. "It's, like, a fun place to work," Smitherman said. "And so, I've been here on and off for about 50 years, and that's what I celebrate the longevity, the legacy, all the th…