Judge Juan Renteria
Judge Juan Renteria presides over Dallas County Court at Law No. 5. Prior to this, he served as Associate Judge for the City of Dallas, a misdemeanor court.
Judge Renteria currently presides over Dallas County Court at Law No. 5, a civil county court. He has also served as a school board member for #CFBISD (Carrollton-Farmers Branch). Judge Renteria was the first in his family to attend college. His family instilled in him the ethic of hard and honest work. He grew up in the Rio Grande Valley and is fluent in Spanish. Judge Renteria is licensed in New York and Texas. He's been a practicing attorney with experience in criminal, civil and federal cases. Over the past 16 years, Mr. Renteria has been recognized as a Top 100 Trial Lawyer, has volunteered his time to assist low income individuals with tax questions and volunteered to help immigrants at the Mexican Consulate. Judge Renteria has taught Blacks, Chicanos and the Law, Federal Courts at the University of Texas at San Antonio as an adjunct professor. As well, he advised corporate clients in Dallas and New York, most notably, Bossip. Judge Renteria believes that the court should be efficient and fair. The court’s responsibility includes ensuring the law is followed and applied equally to all persons, regardless of who they are or where they come from. A judge should be pragmatic and fair.
Merry Christmas!
Hope everyone enjoys time with friends and family.
¡Feliz navidad!
Espero que todos disfruten el tiempo con amigos y familiares.
Happy Veterans Day to all who have served.
Thank you for your service.
10/06/2022
Biden to pardon ma*****na offenses, call for review of federal law
Biden to pardon ma*****na offenses, call for review of federal law The president will also be urging governors to do the same for cases regarding state offenses of civil possession of ma*****na.
Happy Fourth of July!
Hope everyone stays safe and enjoys time with their loved ones.
06/24/2022
Unacceptable!
Officer Investigated After Telling Black Driver 'This Is How You Guys Get Killed'
Officer Investigated After Telling Black Driver 'This Is How You Guys Get Killed' The remark was made during a traffic stop in Miami as the driver appeared to struggle to locate his driver's license and registration.
06/20/2022
Happy Juneteenth!
Juneteenth Celebrations Emphasize Ending Racial Disparities Juneteenth Celebrations Emphasize Ending Racial Disparities
Juneteenth Celebrations Emphasize Ending Racial Disparities A year after Juneteenth became a federal holiday in the U.S., people gathered this weekend at events filled with music, food and fireworks.
06/19/2022
Happy Father's day!
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