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Stacey Lewis Jr.

Former Beaumont Independent School Board - District 2

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About Beaumont Independent School Board - District 2

Hears traffic and other Class C misdemeanor cases punishable by fine only. Hears civil cases with up to $10,000 in controversy. Hears landlord and tenant disputes. Hears truancy cases. Performs magistrate duties. Conducts inquests.
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Term length
2021 – 2025
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Next election
March 3, 2026
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