About Judge Moreno
Judge Sasha Moreno was elected to serve as Dallas County Justice of the Peace 4-2 in 2018. As of November 2021, Precinct 4 includes Carrollton, Coppell, Irving, Grand Prairie, Cedar Hill, Desoto, and Ovilla.
Born and raised in El Paso, Texas, Judge Moreno received her Bachelors of Art in Journalism and Political Science from the University of North Texas. She is also a graduate of Pepperdine School of Law where she earned her Juris Doctor and Masters in Dispute Resolution.
As an attorney, Judge Moreno has extensive experience advocating for clients in both federal and state courtrooms. She has practiced law in the areas of immigration, foreclosure defense and corporate transactions.
The Justice of the Peace Courts in Dallas County hear thousands of cases each year and millions of dollars in fines and costs are collected that benefit the taxpayers of Dallas County and the State of Texas.
Judge Moreno currently presides over evictions, small claims, debt claims, traffic and other legal matters. She pledges to give everyone access to the justice system and provide an equal opportunity to receive a fair and just outcome.
Judge Moreno is committed to serving her community and is active in various organizations and professional associations. She currently resides in Irving, Texas with her family.
Why Re-Elect Judge Moreno
In addition to running a fair and efficient court,
Judge Moreno has taken steps to benefit the community.
NIGHT COURT
LAUNCHED night court so people can access the court after hours until 7 pm on the first Tuesday of every month.
LOW EVICTIONS
LOWEST eviction rate in Dallas County per Dallas Eviction Advocacy Center's 2025 Annual Report.
MENTORSHIP
MENTORS high school and college students interested in law through an internship program.
EDUCATION
OFFERS education courses for first-time Class C misdemeanor offenders and truancy students in lieu of paying fines.
LEADERSHIP
ELECTED first
Co-Administrative Judge to advocate for all JP courts in Dallas County
MEDIATION
IMPLEMENTED free mediation so that civil cases can be settled out of court saving litigants time and money.
Vote By Mail
For the March 3, 2026 election, the last day your
vote by mail application can be received by the Dallas County Elections Office is Friday, February 20, 2026.
When submitting a Mail Ballot application, Dallas County Elections strongly advises applicants to include both their Identification Number and the last four digits of their Social Security Number (SSN).
Judge Moreno is honored to have the support and endorsement of the following:
Endorsements
Dallas County Commissioner Dr. Elba Garcia
Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price
Dallas County Commissioner Andrew Sommerman
Contact Us
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We look forward to hearing from you!