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Alicia "Ali" Perez is originally from San Antonio. She earned her bachelor's degree from Goshen College and her law degree from the City University of New York School of Law (CUNY Law).

Alicia is an attorney at her own law practice in Texas, where she has been since 2013. She previously worked at Texas RioGrande Legal Aid, the HIV Law Project in New York City, the Bexar County District Attorney’s Office, and the Bexar County Public Defender’s Office.

Ali is an attorney at her own law practice in Texas. She previously worked at Texas RioGrande Legal Aid, the HIV Law Project in New York City, the Bexar County District Attorney’s Office, and the Bexar County Public Defender’s Office.

Ali's campaign for County Court-at-Law Judge is her first run for public office.

As a Texas attorney with nearly twenty years of experience, Perez has worked as a public defender, prosecutor, immigration lawyer, and family violence attorney.

As a Texas attorney with nearly twenty years of experience, has worked as a public defender, prosecutor, immigration lawyer, and family violence attorney.

- As a Texas attorney with nearly twenty years of experience, has worked as a public defender, prosecutor, immigration lawyer, and family violence attorney.

Legal Experience

Alicia Perez aims to streamline court processes for timely resolutions while upholding the highest standards of justice.

Aims to streamline court processes for timely resolutions while upholding the highest standards of justice.

- Aims to streamline court processes for timely resolutions while upholding the highest standards of justice.

Judicial Philosophy

Aims to streamline court processes to ensure timely resolutions while upholding the highest standards of justice.

For Candidate Alicia "Ali" Perez on Issue judicial-administration:  
Proposes to designate a private space near court holding areas for defendants to change into civilian clothing on the morning of trial.

Proposes to designate a private space near court holding areas for defendants to change into civilian clothing on the morning of trial.

- Aims to streamline court processes to ensure timely resolutions while upholding the highest standards of justice.
- Proposes to designate a private space near court holding areas for defendants to change into civilian clothing on the morning of trial.

Judicial Administration

As of January 22, 2026, Alicia "Ali" Perez’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Ethics & Conduct

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Alicia "Ali" Perez

For Candidate Alicia "Ali" Perez on Issue judicial-administration:  
Proposes allowing three to five pre-approved outfits to be submitted at once for court clothing.

Proposes allowing three to five pre-approved outfits to be submitted at once for court clothing.

For Candidate Alicia "Ali" Perez on Issue judicial-administration:  
Aims to create a secure, organized system for storing trial clothes.

Aims to create a secure, organized system for storing trial clothes.

Partners with defense organizations, nonprofits, and faith communities to provide professional attire for defendants lacking appropriate clothing.

Supports allowing attorneys to bring clothing directly to the courthouse for defendants, enabling them to change in a private holding area before entering the courtroom.

Supports providing clean, appropriate civilian clothing for clients to ensure they do not appear in jail attire before a jury due to lack of access to clothing.

For Candidate Alicia "Ali" Perez on Issue judicial-administration: Proposes a system where attorneys or families can drop off multiple outfits for defendants, ensuring they have clean, appropriate attire for each trial day.

Proposes a system where attorneys or families can drop off multiple outfits for defendants, ensuring they have clean, appropriate attire for each trial day.

Emphasizes best practice policies for court clothing processes, including accepting compliant clothing with minimal delay, tracking items, and reducing barriers that could prejudice a jury.

Alicia "Ali" Perez plans to create a secure, organized system for storing trial clothes.

For Candidate Alicia "Ali" Perez on Issue judicial-administration: Proposes allowing three to five pre-approved outfits to be submitted at once for court clothing processes.

Proposes allowing three to five pre-approved outfits to be submitted at once for court clothing processes.

For Candidate Alicia "Ali" Perez on Issue judicial-administration: Proposes a system allowing attorneys or families to drop off multiple outfits for defendants, ensuring they have clean, appropriate attire for each trial day.

Proposes a system allowing attorneys or families to drop off multiple outfits for defendants, ensuring they have clean, appropriate attire for each trial day.

Alicia is 45 years old and is originally from San Antonio. She earned her law degree from the City University of New York School of Law (CUNY Law).

Alicia "Ali" Perez's campaign for County Court-at-Law Judge is her first run for public office.

- As a Texas attorney with nearly twenty years of experience, Perez has worked as a public defender, prosecutor, immigration lawyer, and family violence attorney.

- Aims to streamline court processes to ensure timely resolutions while upholding the highest standards of justice.
- Proposes to designate a private space near court holding areas for defendants to change into civilian clothing on the morning of trial.
- Aims to create a secure, organized system for storing trial clothes.
- Partners with defense organizations, nonprofits, and faith communities to provide professional attire for defendants lacking appropriate clothing.
- Proposes allowing three to five pre-approved outfits to be submitted at once for court clothing.
- Supports allowing attorneys to bring clothing directly to the courthouse for defendants, enabling them to change in a private holding area before entering the courtroom.
- Supports providing clean, appropriate civilian clothing for clients to ensure they do not appear in jail attire before a jury due to lack of access to clothing.
- Proposes a system where attorneys or families can drop off multiple outfits for defendants, ensuring they have clean, appropriate attire for each trial day.
- Emphasizes best practice policies for court clothing processes, including accepting compliant clothing with minimal delay, tracking items, and reducing barriers that could prejudice a jury.
- Alicia "Ali" Perez plans to create a secure, organized system for storing trial clothes.
- Proposes to designate a private space near court holding areas for defendants to change into civilian clothing on the morning of trial.
- Proposes allowing three to five pre-approved outfits to be submitted at once for court clothing processes.
- Partners with defense organizations, nonprofits, and faith communities to provide professional attire for defendants lacking appropriate clothing.
- Supports allowing attorneys to bring clothing directly to the courthouse for defendants, enabling them to change in a private holding area before entering the courtroom.
- Proposes a system allowing attorneys or families to drop off multiple outfits for defendants, ensuring they have clean, appropriate attire for each trial day.
- Supports providing clean, appropriate civilian clothing for clients to ensure they do not appear in jail attire before a jury due to lack of access to clothing.
- Emphasizes best practice policies for court clothing processes, including accepting compliant clothing with minimal delay, tracking items, and reducing barriers that could prejudice a jury.