In Episode 28 of "I Do This Because," the Honorable Eric Moyé, the presiding judge of the 14th Civil District Court in Dallas County, discusses why he intentionally cultivates significant formality in his courtroom, how he handles criticism, his pet peeves, people's biggest misperception about him, how he currently combats racial discrimination, why he believes everything comes back to baseball, and why he wishes everyone could experience a jury trial - specifically the deliberation process.

Welcome to “I DO THIS BECAUSE” – an interview series that reveals the motivations and personalities of people in Dallas who lead us. We avoid biographical questions, and we set aside hot-button issues that divide rather than unite. Instead, we dive straight into the hearts of leaders in all industries. Those who receive praise and those who deserve more.
What inspires them, what gives them courage, what promotes humility in the midst of fame. How they conquer stress, how they manage crises, and how they retain a sense of humor under pressure.