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Some of the North Louisiana legal legends recognized included Attorney Diane Hill, Administrative Judge Brenda Irving, Attorney Roland Charles, Judge Robert Johnson, retired Judge Carl Sharp, Attorney Arthur Gilmore, Attorney James Ross, retired Judge Ben Jones, Attorney J. Garland Smith, and Attorney Charles D. Jones.
Louisiana Supreme Court Justice Piper Griffin addressed the Louisiana Judicial Council 26th Annual Conference. Also pictured are Judge Tammy Lee, Judge Angela Claxton, Attorney George Britton, Judge Fred Jones, Attorney Eddie Clark, and Administrative Judge Brenda Irving.
Among the attendees at the 26th Annual Conference were former Monroe Mayor Jamie Mayo, Louisiana Supreme Court Justice Piper Griffin, retired Judge Felicia Toney, and NAACP Rev. Ambrose Douzart, among others.
Conference Chairpersons Judges Tammy Lee, Fred Jones and Angela Claxton.
Attorney Arthur Gilmore and Judge Fred Jones
Attorney Eddie Clark
The Louisiana Judicial Council of the National Bar Association convened its 26th Annual Conference in Monroe, Louisiana, on Friday, February 16, 2024, at the Northeast Delta African-American Heritage Museum. Comprised of African American judges from across Louisiana, the council held its President's Reception at the North Louisiana Heritage Museum, where several distinguished legal figures of north Louisiana were honored. The group, including Justice Piper Griffin, the sole African American female on the Louisiana Supreme Court, attended church services at the Lone Wa Worship Center, presided over by former Judge J. Garland Smith. The conference was chaired by Judges Angela Claxton, Fred Jones, and Tammy Lee.
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