Judge Escalona credits her parents as an insipration for her new role. They stood proudly by as she was sworn in as the new 186th criminal district court judge.
– New and re-elected Bexar County judges have been sworn-in and begin working this week.After graduating St. Mary’s Law School, Escalona started at the District Attorney’s office. Then, in 2009, she switched from prosecuting to a criminal defense attorney.
Escalona has been there since as a prosecutor but decided to try a new role: criminal district court judge. That dream was inspired by her parents, who at times worked several jobs to give Escalona and her brothers the best education possible, she said.
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