NEW ORLEANS - Local attorney and Army veteran, Bobbie Smith has qualified in the race for Judge for Traffic and Municipal Court Division E. Smith is running to fill a vacant seat due to the retirement of Judge Sean Early.
Smith, a native of Algiers, has been practicing law since 2002. He is a graduate of Southern University and Southern University Law Center. He is a former Assistant City Attorney for the City of New Orleans and is currently the managing member of Bobbie C. Smith Attorney at Law, LLC. Smith has worked daily representing clients in
Municipal and Traffic Court and also practices in Civil District Court and Criminal
District Court.
“Municipal and Traffic Court handles traffic matters including DWI cases, as well
as family matters including domestic violence, theft, vagrancy and battery cases.
It is vital that a judge be prepared and experienced when presiding over cases
before the court. As someone who has been a defense attorney, a city attorney
and an Ad Hoc judge, I have the experience and the understanding of how the
court and the processes work and how I can better serve the people in this city.
I want to continue to support the hard work of the judges and staff who have
made it a priority to improve technology and expand services, while also
providing a safe and healthy environment for those coming to court.”
Smith is a member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. and a former board member of the
Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation. Smith is also an animal lover and avid
supporter of the of Louisiana SPCA.
Election Day is November 8, 2022.
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