A lawsuit has been filed in district court by Fort Bend County Judge Daniel Wong. This action is related to the rule of law and a judicial appointment. The lawsuit names Fort Bend County Attorney Bridgette Smith-Lawson as the defendant.
Details of the lawsuit are available from news outlets. Further information on this development can be found through KPRC 2 Click2Houston, a local news outlet serving the Bellaire area.
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