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About Me
Sarah's Background
Sarah grew up in San Antonio, where she graduated summa cum laude from Winston Churchill High School (go, Chargers!). She played on the varsity tennis team, started a Bible study for fellow students, received the Optimist Award for Religion, was a member of the National Junior Honor Society, the Spanish Honor Society, received regional and state awards for viola and voice, traveled with mission teams to Mexico, and regularly served in her community (her favorite was tutoring elementary students). Sarah spent the first 10 years of her professional career in executive hotel management at luxury properties from Newport, RI to New Orleans, LA, until she finally returned home to Texas. When she decided to go to law school, she had two children, ages 3 and 5. Determined to graduate early, she worked 20 hours a week at the Bexar County District Attorney's Office, wrote for the St. Mary's Law Journal, and stayed active in her children's lives, ultimately graduating at the top of her class a semester early from St. Mary's University School of Law. Since then, Sarah has had two more children, run a successful business, and worked as a prosecutor and as a solo practitioner handling guardianship, family, civil, business, and criminal defense matters. With over 100 felony jury cases tried, her extensive courtroom experience equips her with the knowledge necessary to be an effective judge. Sarah understands the needs of rural, urban, and suburban communities, having practiced before judges across Texas, which ensures she can best serve all parts of Williamson County.
There is no substitute for time in the trenches or the 'muscles' that reps in the courtroom create.
Sarah has the experience you can trust and the judgment you can count on.
Why we need Sarah as Judge of the 512th
The best judges possess the courtroom experience, integrity, and temperament necessary to understand the law and apply it fairly. They are knowledgeable about the law and capable of making real-time rulings while considering their impact on all parties involved in the litigation. Sarah Moore, a candidate in the Williamson County Judge race, has demonstrated these qualities over almost two decades, earning recognition from her peers for her excellence. Williamson County deserves a Judge who has consistently shown excellence, even when the public was not paying attention. Sarah Moore is that candidate. Let's support the Sarah Moore campaign and vote for someone with the experience you can trust and the judgment you can count on.
Some of Sarah's Community Involvement
WilCo Women’s Center, Board Member
2025 Georgetown Area Republican Women 25th Anniversary Celebration, Maestro Sponsor
2025 Williamson County Republican Party Reagan Day Dinner, Volunteer
2024 GARW Candidate Meet & Greet, Event Underwriter, supporting candidates with strong judicial experience for the Sarah Moore campaign.
Georgetown Area Republican Women, Poppy Member
Williamson County Republican Leaders, Member
Republican Club of Sun City Texas, Associate Member
Leander Area Republican Women, Associate Member
Northwest Austin Republican Women, Associate Member
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CCAW 2025 Crimes Against Women Annual Conference, Speaker ("It’s Not Just He Said, She Said") highlighting the importance of judicial experience in addressing gender-based violence.
TDCAA 2025 Prosecuting DV and Child Sex Assault Conference, Speaker (Defense Issues), focusing on the complexities faced in these cases.
NDAA 2024 Leadership Academy, Speaker (Topic: Modeling Leadership), emphasizing the role of leaders in advocating for victims.
State Bar 2024 Criminal Law 101, Speaker (Topic: Ethical Plea Negotiations), contributing to the dialogue on ethical standards in prosecution.
TDCAA 2024 Prosecutor Trial Skills Conference, Speaker & Faculty (Topic: Plea Negotiations), further developing skills essential for effective prosecution.
NDAA 2024 Webinar, Speaker (Topic: Ethical Plea Negotiations), an important discussion for legal professionals.
Baylor University 2023 Criminal Law Bootcamp, Faculty, sharing knowledge with future legal minds.
State Bar 2023 Advanced Criminal Law 101, Speaker (Topic: Ethical Plea Negotiations), reinforcing best practices.
UT CLE 2023 Dawson Appellate Criminal Law Conference, Speaker (Topic: Chapter 64 Motions), discussing appeal processes.
TDCAA 2023 Crimes Against Children Conference, Speaker (Topic: Rural Challenges), understanding specific issues in rural settings.
TDCAA 2023 Prosecutor Trial Skills Conference, Faculty, providing insights into trial preparation.
2021-2023, DWI Training for Law Enforcement and Prosecutors, Speaker, enhancing skills for handling DWI cases.
TDCAA 2022 Annual Conference, Speaker (Topic: Ethical Prosecution), advocating for integrity in the judicial system.
TDCAA 2022 Prosecuting Violent Crimes Conference, Speaker (Topic: Cross of Defendant), examining critical defense strategies.
TDCAA 2022 Advanced Trial Advocacy Course, Faculty/Speaker (Topic: Special “Special” Victims), focusing on advocacy for vulnerable populations.
TDCAA 2022 Prosecutor Trial Skills Conference, Faculty, training future prosecutors.
APAAC 2022 Domestic Violence Conference, Speaker (Topic: Closing Arguments), refining the art of persuasive legal argumentation.
TDCAA 2022 Mental Health Video Series, Speaker (Topic: Developing Resources), addressing mental health issues in prosecution.
TDCAA 2021 Annual Conference, Speaker (Topic: Closing Arguments), emphasizing impactful courtroom strategies.
TDCAA 2021 Advanced Trial Advocacy Course, Faculty/Speaker (Topic: Digital Evidence), exploring the evolving landscape of evidence.
TDCAA 2020 Annual Conference, Speaker (Topic: Twisted Logic – In re State), analyzing case law.
TDCAA 2020 Web Training (Trial Advocacy Skills), Speaker, enhancing trial skills through online training.
Williamson County Bar Association, Member (2023-Present), engaging with local legal communities in support of the Sarah Moore campaign for Williamson County Judge.
NDAA, Member (2022-Present), collaborating on national initiatives.
Girls Scouts of Desert Southwest, Member and Troop Leader (2018-2020), mentoring young leaders.
NYOS Charter School Board, Elected Elementary Parent Member (2016-2018), advocating for education.
Girl Scouts of Central Texas, Member and Troop Leader (2015-2018), fostering community involvement.
State Bar of Texas Pro Bono College Member (2012-2015), promoting access to justice.
Texas District and County Attorneys Association Member (Sept 2009-Present), dedicated to prosecutorial excellence.
The St. Mary’s Law Journal, Staff Writer, contributing to legal scholarship.
Women’s Law Association, Elected 1L Section Senator (2006-2007), Member (2007-2008), advocating for women's rights in law.
St. Mary’s University, Student Mentor (2007-2008), guiding peers in their academic journeys.
