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Mildred Escobedo
254,649 votes
30.16%
- Occupation: Superior Court Referee
- Juris Doctorate from Whittier Law School
- Bachelor of Arts from UCLA
- Associate of Arts from East Los Angeles College
- Appointed Superior Court Referee in 1998
- Honored by California State Bar in 1997 for lititgation work.
Priorities:
- I will apply Equality and Justice for all persons and their cases before the court.
- I will apply Fairness and equal opportuinity to everyone to present their cases.
- I will apply professional, expedient , and thorough work habits at this job.
Pat Campbell
233,299 votes
27.63%
Daniel Feldstern
220,597 votes
26.13%
- Occupation: Criminal Trial Prosecutor
- 18-Year Veteran Deputy District Attorney, Los Angeles County
- Trial Prosecutor of Gang Murderers, International Drug Traffickers and Corrupt Public Officials/Supervisor of Felony Trial Prosecutors
- Rated "WELL QUALIFIED" for Judicial Office by Los Angeles County Bar
- Previous Civil Litigation Experience
- Bachelor of Arts, Honors Graduate, Occidental College, Los Angeles
- Law Degree, Southwestern University School of Law, Member of Law Review
Priorities:
- Daniel Feldstern supports tough sentencing of criminals to protect the public.
- Daniel Feldstern favors strong measures to rehabilitate juvenile offenders
- Daniel Feldstern will be a fair and even-handed judge who respects all parties and protects the rights of crime victims
Miguel Angel Dager
135,733 votes
16.08%
- Occupation: Los Angeles Deputy City Attorney
- Highest Available Rating from Los Angeles County Bar
- Former Prosecutor/Experienced Civil Attorney
- Legal Advisor to City Treasurer
- Argued before Supreme Court, Appellate and Federal Courts
- Loyola Law School Graduate
- Head of City Tax Settlement Bureau
Priorities:
- Miguel Dager will protect people from crime and victimization.
- Miguel Dager will ensure fair and just verdicts.
- Miguel Dager will ensure equal access for all to justice.
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Official Information
- State of California Commission on Judicial Performance
League of Women Voters Candidate Forum (all L.A. County Judicial Candidates invited to participate)
- February 15, 2004, 2:30-4:30pm
- West Covina City Council Chambers, 1444 W. Garvey South; Co-Sponsors, LWV Whittier, ESGV, & L.A. County; info 562 947 3634
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- Final Report of the L.A. County Bar Association Judicial Evaluation Committee
- California Bar Attorney Search
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