Meet the Candidate
Commitment to Community; Dedication to Law
Three generations of community advocacy shape Atoundra Pierre Lawson's dedication to St. John the Baptist Parish. Her career traversed the globe allowing her to gain knowledge and exposure while never losing sight of her river parish roots. Raised in Edgard, Louisiana, Atoundra's legal career began as a judicial law clerk at the 40th Judicial District Court. She worked for and learned from judges: Mary Hotard Becnel (retired); Sterling J. Snowdy; and, the late Madeline Jasmine. As an attorney, she has litigated both civil and criminal matters gaining a keen understanding of the analysis and application of the law.
Platform
Guided by Principle
Justice
Every person who enters the courtroom deserves equal treatment under the law — regardless of background, means, or circumstance. Atoundra will ensure the scales of justice remain balanced.
Understanding
The public needs to know they can trust the courts to meet them where they are and fairly apply the law to the circumstances- every time. Atoundra is committed to a judiciary that earns and maintains the trust of the community.
Competence
Sound judicial decisions require deep legal knowledge and practical experience. Atoundra Pierre Lawson brings both — and the wisdom to apply them with care and consistency.
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40th Judicial District Court — Division A