Shannon Cheadle

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Shannon Cheadle is currently Justice of the Peace for Dallas County Justice Precinct 3. She was first appointed in 2025, and is serving her first term.

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As of January 22, 2026, Shannon Cheadle’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Judicial Administration

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Adam M. Swartz

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As the manager of Swartz│Davidson Law, a full-service law firm focused on Consumer Protection and Criminal Defense, Adam Swartz has experience in legal practice prior to his election in 2022.

For Candidate Adam M. Swartz on Issue judicial-administration:  
Advocates for changes in the judicial system to improve its effectiveness.

Aims to develop a smartphone-friendly website and an easily accessible Online Resource Warehouse for the court.

Plans to establish regular Zoom Docket Days to enhance accessibility and efficiency in the courtroom.

For Candidate Adam M. Swartz on Issue judicial-administration:  
Advocates for "Mediation Monday" to promote alternative dispute resolution and reduce court congestion.

As a Purposivist, emphasizes the purpose of the law and values respectful discourse and debate between differing perspectives.

As of January 22, 2026, Adam M. Swartz’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Serves on the board and steering committee of the North Texas Jewish Democratic Council and the Texas Civil Rights Project's Dallas Area Voting Rights Committee, and has worked as an Election Clerk in Dallas County elections to protect voting rights.

Serves on the governing Boards of Directors for IMPRINT TheatreWorks and Awwdoptable, Inc., and coaches the Dallas TAG School's 5th grade Destination Imagination team.

Actively engages in community advocacy and involvement.

Actively advocates for community involvement and engagement.

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