This page is provided for informational purposes regarding the candidacy of Randy Farrar for Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4, Collin County. Legal services are not offered in connection with judicial duties, and nothing on this page should be interpreted as legal advice.
Randy Farrar
Candidate for Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4, Collin County, Texas
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We Are Headed to a Runoff - May 26, 2026
Overview
Randy Farrar is a licensed Texas attorney with experience practicing law and working within the justice system. His professional background has given him a strong respect for the rule of law and the responsibilities of the Justice of the Peace court.
Justice of the Peace courts often serve as the public's first interaction with the judicial system. The court's role requires fairness, consistency, professionalism, and clear, orderly procedures that help individuals understand the process.
If elected, Randy Farrar is committed to applying the law as written, maintaining appropriate judicial temperament, and administering court proceedings in a fair, impartial, and organized manner.
Runoff Election -- May 26, 2026
Randy Farrar finished second in the March 3rd Republican primary with over 7,000 votes, advancing to the May 26th runoff election against one opponent.
"Over 7,000 people voted for a licensed attorney with no party machine and no agenda other than doing this job the right way. I do not take that lightly. We are not done."
-- Randy FarrarWhat Clients Are Saying
Why Legal Experience Matters
Texas does not require a Justice of the Peace to be a licensed attorney. A newly elected JP needs only a 40 hour training course to take the bench. That means someone with zero legal background can begin ruling on your traffic tickets, evictions, small claims, and criminal cases immediately after election.
Randy Farrar has spent his entire career in JP courts across Collin County and surrounding areas. He knows the evidence rules, the procedural requirements, and what a sound ruling looks like from day one.
What JP Court Handles
- Traffic tickets and moving violations
- Eviction proceedings
- Small claims disputes up to $20,000
- Class C misdemeanors
- Assault charges
- Disorderly conduct
- Public intoxication
- Truancy and school attendance
- Wildlife and environmental violations
- Magistrate duties and warrant hearings
Judicial Philosophy
- Application of the law as written
- Fair and impartial decision making
- Respectful treatment of all parties
- Consistent court procedures
- Commitment to professionalism and public trust
Professional Background
- Licensed Texas attorney
- Known across Collin County as the traffic ticket attorney
- Years of experience in JP courts across Collin County and surrounding areas
- Deep familiarity with court operations, evidence rules, and judicial procedures
Voter Information and Precinct Map
Official voting dates, early voting locations, and Election Day polling places are maintained by Collin County. Early voting begins May 18th and Election Day is May 26th. For official election information please visit the Collin County Elections website.
Not sure if you are in JP Precinct 4? Collin County provides an interactive map to help residents identify their precinct boundaries. View the Precinct Map here.
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