By MARTHA DELLER FORT WORTH — Ruben Gonzalez Jr. isn’t the first Hispanic judge in Tarrant County. But he’s the first Mexican-American to be appointed by a Texas governor to a district court — a signal that the governor wants more diversity on... read the full story

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Texas [...] the first Mexican-American to be appointed by a Texas governor to a district court — a signal [...]

Tarrant County [...] Jr. isn’t the first Hispanic judge in Tarrant County . But he’s the first Mexican-American to be [...] to be appointed in the history of Tarrant County ," said Santiago Salinas, a Fort Worth attorney [...]

432nd District Court [...] who was sworn in Thursday as judge of the new 432nd District Court , the county’s 10th felony court. Gonzalez, [...]

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