Gena Slaughter had lots of plans for how she wanted her career to turn out. But life got in the way — several times. "I had one of those weird career paths," Slaughter says. The fall of the Berlin Wall, a serious auto accident, a fateful dinner with a family friend, a pregnancy coinciding with an electoral campaign all shaped her career path. She is judge of the 191st District Court in Dallas County.
March 15, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Gena Slaughter had lots of plans for how she wanted her career to turn out. But life got in the way — several times. “I had one of those weird career paths,” Slaughter says.
A native of Plano, Slaughter had dreams of working in international business in Germany after she graduated from Texas Tech University in 1994. She even has a bachelor’s degree in German.
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