Anjelica Harris

Her scholarly work on juvenile sentencing reform was published in the Texas A&M Law Review: Anjelica Harris, We Cant Just Throw Our Children Away: A Discussion of the Term-of-Years Sentencing of Juveniles and What Can Be Done in Texas, 7 Tex. A&M L. Rev. 613 (2020) Available here. While in law school, Anjelica gained invaluable experience through internships with the Tarrant County District Attorneys Office, the United States Attorneys Office for the Southern District of Texas, and as a law clerk for Judge Bob McCoy. She was also a student member of the Innocence Project of Texas, where she worked on wrongful conviction investigations, and completed a post-bar internship with the Travis County Attorneys Office. Before joining Shane Phelps Law, Anjelica served as an Assistant District Attorney with the Brazos County District Attorneys Office from 2020 to 2024, and later with the Grimes County District Attorneys Office, where she prosecuted a wide range of criminal cases and gained extensive trial experience. Anjelica graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a double major in English and History. Prior to her legal career, she worked in elementary education and with the United Way of Tarrant County, where she developed her passion for advocacy and public service. Known for her thorough case preparation, strong courtroom presence, and commitment to justice, Anjelica is a tireless advocate for her clients and a valued member of the Shane Phelps Law team. Personal Life When shes not in the courtroom, Anjelica enjoys unwinding with a great podcast, whether its comedy, investigative journalism, or a gripping true crime series. Shes also an avid hiker who loves spending time outdoors and exploring Texass scenic trails. A true crime enthusiast at heart, Anjelica also enjoys diving into books and documentaries that explore the complexities of the justice system. And Pickleball; Anjelica loves to play Pickleball.