ABOUT JUDGE KEVIN GRAY
Judge Gray is running for re-election as District Judge in the 14th Judicial District of Oklahoma. Judge Gray has dedicated his career to public service, fairness, and protecting the safety of Oklahoma families. During the past four years on the bench, Judge Gray is the only Tulsa County judge to preside over jury trials in all major case types - criminal felony, youthful offender, juvenile deprived, and civil cases - in the last four years. He was recognized by the Oklahoma Indian Child Welfare Association as its "Judge of the Year" in 2025. Under Judge Gray's leadership, the largest ICWA docket in the United States set the pace in Oklahoma with the shortest time between removal and permanency for vulnerable children in DHS custody.
Judge Gray served as an Assistant District Attorney for Tulsa County for more than 11 years, including serving as Director of the Tulsa County Homicide Unit. During his career, he led prosecutions in some of the most serious and high-profile murder cases in Tulsa County history, earning a reputation for integrity, professionalism, and courtroom leadership.
A proud product of Tulsa Public Schools, he graduated from Booker T. Washington High School before attending the University of Tulsa as a Presidential Scholar, where he double majored in History and Political Science.
Judge Gray later earned a Master of Public Service Administration from the Bush School at Texas A&M University before returning home to Tulsa to attend the University of Tulsa College of Law.
Outside of the courtroom, Judge Gray enjoys spending time with his wife, children, and their house full of pets.
GUIDED BY VALUES THAT MATTER
Experience
Judge Kevin Gray brings over 20 years of legal experience to the judiciary. His background as a prosecutor and Homicide Unit director has prepared him to handle complex legal challenges. His expertise ensures fair and balanced rulings.
Community-Focused
A lifelong Tulsan, Judge Gray is deeply committed to serving his community. His local roots and professional background enable him to understand and address the needs of Tulsa and Pawnee County residents. His leadership is rooted in community service
Justice for All
Justice for All
Throughout his career, Judge Gray has prioritized justice and fairness for every individual. His extensive courtroom experience makes him a trusted figure in the legal community. Supporting him means trusting a leader dedicated to justice.
Principles That Guide Judge Kevin Gray
Judge Gray believes the justice system works best when it is fair, transparent, and accountable to the people it serves. He believes every person who enters the courtroom deserves to be treated with dignity, respect, and equal justice under the law.
Throughout his career, Gray has worked to uphold public safety while also protecting the integrity of the judicial process. He believes strong courts require professionalism, preparation, and compassion — along with citizens who remain engaged in their communities and civic institutions.
Judge Gray values public service, personal responsibility, and community involvement. He believes open courtrooms and public participation strengthen trust in the justice system and help ensure fairness for everyone.
“The way you get equal justice is by people paying attention.” — Judge Kevin Gray