Policy Ideas for Bexar County
Judges do not write laws, but judges are responsible for how the law is carried out in real people’s lives. They can also be leaders in the courthouse to push policies that advance justice beyond what is expected in the regular job description.
In County Court, judges make daily decisions that affect liberty, dignity, access, and public trust. These are the areas where I believe a judge can lead with clarity, efficiency, and humanity while faithfully applying the law.
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⚖️ Jail Oversight & Pretrial Justice
People should not remain in jail longer than the law allows. Courts play a critical role in ensuring that pretrial detention follows the law, respects constitutional rights, and does not become punishment before conviction.
Jail Deaths and a Judge’s Responsibility
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Improving the Court Clothing Process for Defendants in Custody
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♿ Disability Access & Court Accommodations
Justice must be accessible to everyone — including people with visible and invisible disabilities. Courts should be structured to support participation, understanding, and fairness for all court users.
Open Letter to Improve ADA Access at the Bexar County Courthouse
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Serving People With Disabilities Toolkit
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🗳️ Leadership, Ethics & Public Trust
Strong courts and justice systems depend on leadership, professionalism, and ethical decision-making. Voters deserve clear information about how justice leaders approach accountability, discretion, and constitutional obligations.
What to Ask a District Attorney Candidate
A practical voter guide outlining the questions that matter most when evaluating a DA candidate — including leadership, Cite and Release, jail accountability, disability awareness, and Brady obligations.
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