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     • The Honorable Judith C. Herrera Senior United States District Judge
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   What is Herrera & what does he do?

   • It sits next to the Mega 99-Cent Discount Store and down the street from plenty of boarded-up and dilapidated buildings on Compton Boulevard. Herrera, ’95, MA ’95, provides legal services—primarily family law, estate planning, real estate and small business transactions—to a largely underserved population.

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   Who is Luz Herrera?

   • The non-profit agency’s mission is to help people in underserved and under-resourced neighborhoods navigate the legal system in times of need. Luz Herrera grew up in a loving, working class family in Whittier, where she attended local public schools. She graduated from Pioneer High School. She remembers the family often living paycheck-to-paycheck.

   Bio - Luz Herrera for Judge 2024

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   Who is running for a Superior Court judge?

   • Also running are Deputy Dist. Atty. Jacob Lee, Deputy Public Defender George A. Turner Jr. and private practitioner Ronda Dixon. Lee and Turner may someday, with more experience, be ready for the bench. Each candidate in this three-person race would make a credible Superior Court judge, but Deputy Public Defender Ericka J. Wiley is a standout.

   Endorsement: The Times’ recommendations for open Los Angeles County

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   Do judges have to be confirmed in California?

   • California law requires judges to be confirmed, but only if there are multiple candidates (i.e., you don’t need to vote when there is only one candidates for a seat). So the seats we see are typically the offices where either (a) a judge is retiring, opening up a competitive slot, or (b) seats where someone thinks the judges are vulnerable.

   Mar 2024 Primary Election Ballot Analysis (IV): Judicial Offices

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   When are superior court judges appointed?

   • Most Superior Court judges are appointed by the governor when incumbents retire or otherwise leave their judicial offices. But voters are asked to step in every two years for various reasons, such as when judgeships open up in the few months before an election or when a challenger tries to unseat a sitting judge.

   The Times’ recommenda­tions for L.A. Superior Court

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   Will Victor Avila be a good judge?

   • Fortunately, Deputy Dist. Atty. Victor Avila is a well-regarded prosecutor and is likely to be a good judge. When Deputy Dist. Atty. Sharon Ransom ran for judge two years ago, The Times expressed regret that it could endorse only one candidate in her race. Ransom was nearly as impressive as a competitor who had the edge in experience.

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3. luzherrera.com › bioBio - Luz Herrera for Judge 2024

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   Biography. Luz Herrera is a nationally recognized attorney and law professor with a longstanding track record for advancing access to justice. As a member of the California Bar for more than 20 years, Luz has advocated for families, non-profits and entrepreneurs.

4. www.pressreader.com › usa › los-angeles-timesThe Times’ recommenda­tions for L.A. Superior Court

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   Feb 7, 2024 · Of the four people competing for this seat, the best is Manhattan Beach Councilmem­ber Steve Napolitano, an attorney who serves as an administra­tive law judge for a variety of government agencies and who also represents prison inmates in their parole hearings.

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6. stanfordmag.org › contents › justice-for-allJustice for All | STANFORD magazine

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   The judge, although correcting himself, is unmoved. “Think of what judges see when they look at my name on a document,” Herrera muses later. A judge sees her name and the city in which she practices.

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   Feb 5, 2024 · Luz E. Herrera. Herrera is an attorney in private practice, who is also a professor of law at Texas A&M. She was rated Qualified by the LACBA. She has a fair number of endorsements, although the organizational ones are unions.

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   What does the Law mean to Luz Herrera? From her early beginnings, to Harvard Law, openning her own legal clinic and now running for Judge!!! Vote for Luz...

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   Feb 7, 2024 · Each candidate in this three-person race would make a credible Superior Court judge, but Deputy Public Defender Ericka J. Wiley is a standout.

10. ballotpedia.org › Luz_HerreraLuz Herrera - Ballotpedia

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    Luz Herrera is running for election for judge of the Superior Court of Los Angeles County in California. She is on the ballot in the general election on November 5, 2024. She advanced from the primary on March 5, 2024.