Why I'm Running
A Fair and Impartial Court
A courtroom should be the one place where every person is treated equally, judged on the law and the facts, never on politics or connections.
I'm running for judge because I believe the people of Ouachita and Morehouse Parish deserve a court that is fair, impartial, and prepared. After a career spent trying cases and arguing appeals, I've seen what's at stake when someone walks into a courtroom, and I'm committed to making sure every person who does is heard, respected, and treated equally under the law.
Impartiality
Every person who enters the courtroom deserves a fair, unbiased hearing, decided on the law and facts, not politics or connections.
Experience That Matters
Decades in the courtroom as a trial and appellate lawyer mean a judge who understands the law, the rules, and the people it affects.
Integrity & Transparency
The bench is a public trust. The community deserves a judge who is prepared, principled, and accountable.
Respect for the Rule of Law
A judge applies the law as written, protecting rights, upholding the Constitution, and treating everyone equally before the court.
The role of a judge is simple: apply the law fairly.
Not to legislate from the bench, not to favor one side over another, but to follow the law as written, protect the rights of everyone who comes before the court, and uphold the Constitution with integrity and impartiality. That is the standard I will bring to the 4th Judicial District Court.