| 1. Juli A Mathew is an Indian-American politician affiliated with the Democratic party. |
| 2. She currently serves as Judge of Number 3 at the Fort Bend County Court at Law in Texas. |
| 3. Juli spent her early years in Vennikulam, Kerala, India, before relocating to the United States. |
| 4. Facing family legal challenges motivated Juli to pursue a profession in Law. |
| 5. Having a prosperous tenure as an Attorney, she transitioned to the role of a Judge. |
| 6. Juli was re-elected as the Judge for Fort Bend County Court at Law No. 3 in Texas. |
| 7. She made history as the first Indian-American woman elected to the bench in the US by defeating Republican Tricia Krenek in the 2018 election. |
| 8. She founded the Juvenile Intervention and Mental Health Court in January 2021 to assist young people with mental health issues. |
| 9. She serves as Administrative Judge for the County Courts in Fort Bend County, Texas. |
| 10. Juli A Mathew is an Indian-American judge affiliated with the Democratic party. |
| 11. She currently serves as Presiding Judge of County Court at Law No. 3 at the Fort Bend County Court at Law in Texas. |
| 12. She is also the first Asian American judge in Fort Bend County, Texas. |
| 13. She chairs the U.S. Department of Justice Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG). |
| 14. She is an active member of the National Association of Women Judges (NAWJ). |
| 15. She helps lead the Color of Justice Conference, encouraging young women and minorities to pursue careers in law and public service. |
| 16. She has received the NAACP Community Service Award, FOMAA Woman of the Year, and Outstanding Woman in Law from the South Indian U.S. Chamber of Commerce. |
| 17. She has served on the Fort Bend County Bail Bond Committee. |
| 18. She is a frequent keynote speaker at conferences including the Juvenile Justice Conference, American Judges Association, and Texas Democratic Women. |
| 19. She is the first Asian American judge in Fort Bend County, Texas. |
| 20. She is the first Indian-American woman elected to the bench in the US, having defeated Republican Tricia Krenek in the 2018 election. |
