Davis Mendoza Darusman is from Katy, Texas. He has a degree in organizational communications and law, values, and policy. 

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Davis Mendoza Darusman is from Katy, Texas. He has a bachelor's degree in corporate and organizational communications with a minor in law, values, and policy from the University of Houston. 

Davis works in organizational leadership and public policy with a focus on courts, nonprofits, and public-facing institutions. He is also the owner of Houston Unscripted Productions. He previously worked in administration and leadership roles. 

Davis's campaign for Harris County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 5, Place 2, is his first time running for public office.

Has experience in organizational communications, law, values, and policy.

Has experience in organizational communications, organizational law, and policy. 

- Has experience in organizational communications, organizational law, and policy. 

Legal Experience

Plans to end the use of private debt collectors in Precinct 5-2 and move collections in-house, eliminating predatory fees while keeping the court accountable to the community.

Plans to end the use of private debt collectors and move collections in-house to eliminate predatory fees and keep the court accountable. 

Plans to prioritize alternatives to incarceration for those unable to pay court fines, such as payment plans, community service, and waivers.

Advocates for allowing all parties to participate in their cases virtually without special permission.

Plans to reduce missed court dates by sending text reminders and making follow-up calls.

Plans to enforce ability-to-pay determinations, flexible payment plans, and waivers when appropriate.

Advocates for bringing pro bono legal assistance and a free legal resource center to the court.

Plans to bring an eviction diversion program to the precinct to connect residents to rent and utility assistance and also facilitate settlements.

- Plans to end the use of private debt collectors and move collections in-house to eliminate predatory fees and keep the court accountable. 
- Plans to prioritize alternatives to incarceration for those unable to pay court fines, such as payment plans, community service, and waivers.
- Advocates for allowing all parties to participate in their cases virtually without special permission.
- Plans to reduce missed court dates by sending text reminders and making follow-up calls.
- Plans to enforce ability-to-pay determinations, flexible payment plans, and waivers when appropriate.
- Advocates for bringing pro bono legal assistance and a free legal resource center to the court.
- Plans to bring an eviction diversion program to the precinct to connect residents to rent and utility assistance and also facilitate settlements.

Judicial Administration

Believes in upholding same-sex marriage in the court. 

- Believes in upholding same-sex marriage in the court. 

Judicial Philosophy

As of January 22, 2026, Davis Mendoza Darusman’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Ethics & Conduct

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Supports improving systems, clarifying processes, and supporting responsible decision-making in courts, nonprofits, and public-facing institutions.

Supports community involvement through leadership in nonprofit coalitions and community institutions.