Proven Experience in Local Governance
Dajuana LeDuff W. Moore brings over two decades of dedicated legal experience to the Justice of the Peace District 6 race. As a Louisiana civil law notary public since 2003, she understands local court operations thoroughly. She previously served eight years as court clerk for former Justices of the Peace Melba Cavanaugh and Judge Spencer, gaining hands-on knowledge of daily court administration.
Resolving Small Claims and Community Disputes
Justice of the Peace courts handle small claims, property damage under $5,000, landlord-tenant evictions, and neighbor conflicts. Moore views these proceedings as essential opportunities to resolve issues before they escalate. She bases every judicial decision strictly on written law, facts, and impartial testimony rather than personal opinion.
Guaranteed Daily Access and Efficiency
Accessibility forms the core of Moore’s campaign platform. Operating a local business open Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM, she guarantees full-time availability for constituents. Her clear filing system and team management strategy ensure prompt processing to keep the docket moving faster than city court.
Fairness and Dignity for All Constituents
Entering court often creates stress for residents. Moore commits to offering a safe, respectful environment where every party receives fair treatment and complete dignity. Voters can find Dajuana LeDuff W. Moore on the ballot for District 6 Justice of the Peace on November 3rd.