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What actually happens in a felony criminal court, and why does the person behind the bench matter so much to your privacy and your future? In this episode of So You Got Arrested, hosts Steve Barrera and Jacob Lindberg sit down with Stephanie Franco, a long-time prosecutor and candidate for the 187th District Court in Bexar County. Stephanie shares her unique journey from serving as a juvenile public defender to becoming a felony prosecutor, explaining how seeing both sides of the law shaped her "servant’s heart" and her commitment to individual justice. The conversation dives deep into: The Power of Perspective: How Stephanie’s background in a family of defense attorneys (the Acevedo family) influences her work as a prosecutor. The "YouTube Judge" Controversy: A candid discussion on the ethics of live-streaming sensitive victim testimony and how it impacts the "court of public opinion." District vs. County Courts: Breaking down the stakes of "big boy court" where life-altering felony charges are decided. Rehabilitation in the System: Lessons from Juvenile Court and the "Strive" program that Stephanie hopes to bring to the adult felony bench. Whether you are navigating the legal system or interested in the upcoming Bexar County elections, this episode offers a rare look at the intersection of public service, legal ethics, and community safety. The Texas Court Hierarchy Stephanie mentions the difference between County and District courts. These represent the primary tiers of the Texas criminal system: County Courts: Handle Class A and B misdemeanors (e.g., DWIs, simple assaults). District Courts: Handle all felony cases, ranging from drug possession to capital murder. Appellate Courts: Review decisions made by the lower courts for legal errors. Connect with Stephanie Franco: Website: https://stephaniefrancoforjudge.com/ Social Media: @StephanieFrancoForJudge Get Legal Help: Website: https://brckdefense.com/