Judge Brooks has been committed to public service and the citizens of Williamson County for many years, formerly as a felony prosecutor and presently as a County Court-at-Law Judge. Judge Brooks was the first elected female trial court Judge in Williamson County and began her term of office in January 2003. She also served as Judge of County Court Two in Williamson County for several months in 2002, after being appointed by the Commissioner's Court to fill a vacant bench.

Throughout her ten-year career as a prosecutor, Judge Brooks was a courtroom advocate for abused and neglected children in many child abuse cases. She obtained the first murder conviction and life sentence in Williamson County against a parent that caused the death of a child due to "shaken baby syndrome".

Judge Brooks received a Bachelors Degree in Public Administration from the University of Mississippi and her Law Degree from South Texas College of Law in Houston.

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The uncontested docket for County Court-at-Law One is held most Monday and
Thursday mornings beginning at 8:30am.

Persons appearing for the uncontested docket should obtain the court file from the
District Clerk’s office located on the first floor of the Justice Center and bring it to the
County Court-at-Law One courtroom by 8:30am. The courtroom is located on the second
floor of the Justice Center.

In the courtroom, you should sign the uncontested docket sheet the Bailiff has available
and put all of the proposed orders that you want the Judge to sign in the front of the file.

Location:
Williamson County Justice Center
405 Martin Luther King
Georgetown, Texas

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