Judge Charles Stephens II, of Comal County Court at Law No. 2, with his dog Annie B. in his wood shop behind his home, in Texas, where he makes custom-wood crafted pens, on Dec. 23, 2018. Stephens made a wood pen for retiring Judge Elsa Alcala, of the Court of Criminal Appeals.
When Judge Elsa Alcala stepped down from the Court of Criminal Appeals at the end of 2018, the court presented her a pen custom-made by another Texas judge as a retirement gift.
Charles A. Stephens II, presiding judge of the Comal County Court at Law No. 2 in New Braunfels, fashioned Alcala’s pen partly out of mesquite wood with a cap made of dyed maple. Using a laser-cut pen kit developed by a Nevada man, Stephens made a pen featuring a Texas Lone Star flag motif.
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