Posted to Facebook,  "It is essential for Texans to understand the importance of voting this year. Vote - DaSean Jones for Texas Supreme Court, Place 2. Texans want officials who will consider better wages and benefits, fully-funded neighborhood public schools with increased educator pay, improved access to affordable health care, and fair opportunities for everyone in our communities and state.Thank you all for keeping people informed about the upcoming election and its potential impacts. As the election approaches and early voting begins soon, remember that a full and free democracy in the United States relies on active participation from all citizens.Ensuring that every voice is heard and every vote counts is vital."

Posted on Facebook, "Now, in a world where bigots, fascists, and the self-awareness-challenged are out here trying to project their issues onto the rest of us, staying true to yourself is practically a superpower."

Which Texas Supreme Court case do you believe to be the most important? Why?

"Working as a justice or judge is deeply rooted in the law and the facts, but crucially, it is a people-centered profession. Constantly making decisions that impact the lives of individuals, singling out a specific case as 'most important' could potentially marginalize others. All cases that reach the Texas Supreme Court are inherently significant, underscoring the importance of approaching each with fairness and impartiality. As judges, it is essential to remember that these matters are significant to the entire community of Texans, not just a select few."
—DeSean Jones

What inspired you to pursue a path of studying law?

"My initial interaction with a judge dates back to the 1980s, when my now-deceased mother used to watch a TV show called Night Court. Interestingly, that show has always stuck with me, along with other cherished moments spent with my mother. However, my genuine commitment to justice began to take root when, as a middle schooler returning from Germany due to my dad's military service, I encountered blatant racism for the first time. This stark experience, unusual among the Army bases I had previously visited, deeply impacted me during my formative years. After losing my mother on Valentine's Day following my second tour of duty in Iraq as a Field Artillery officer, the profound impact of her untimely passing became apparent. Determined to pursue my life's aspirations, acknowledging the uncertainty of tomorrow, I enrolled in law school. Since then, I have remained steadfast in my dedication to fairness and impartiality, all while striving to make my mother proud." —DeSean Jones

"In Texas, the constitutional rights of everyday citizens across the state are being attacked by individuals who espouse far-right ideologies and engage in extreme actions to promote their beliefs.  The rule of law should not be confused for the preservation of conformist values, nationalism, or ethnocentrism. More importantly, they should not be clouded by anti-immigrant, anti-semitic, anti-black, or other caustic beliefs. The cornerstone of justice is fairness and impartiality.  Diversity of experience and perspective is vital in order to ensure the law is applied with meaningful equity.  Judge Jones has worked hard to ensure just treatment and fairness is applied to every person that enters the courtroom...As a Judge, he believes that "fair is fair" and the law must be applied as it is written and not adjusted or abated to support subjective interests.  Financial status, connections, and other variables not available to everyone should not come into play in regard to the administration of justice. "—DeSean Jones

"DeSean Jones for Texas Supreme Court Place 2." The Official Face to Face Project, YouTube, September 26, 2024.

"As the great Ruth Bader Ginsburg once said, 'All I ask of our brethren is that they take their feet off our necks.' What that means to me is that we are currently in a time when people are using their power to put their foot on others' necks, holding them down and holding them back, putting them in difficult situations where they have to do things they would not normally have to do. This is a free country and a free people."—DeSean Jones

"The Texas Supreme Court's similar backgrounds raise concerns about fully representing the state's varied population. As Texas continues to change, the Court must ensure its rulings address all communities. Without broader representation, public trust and the Court's legitimacy could continue to decline. Different perspectives are essential for delivering fair and impartial decisions for all Texans."