Denham Springs, LA – Jenny Richardson Fore, a seasoned public defender and lifelong Republican from Denham Springs, has officially entered the race for the 21st Judicial District Court Juvenile Judge. Fore filed her candidacy for the upcoming special election scheduled for March 29, aiming to succeed Judge Blaire D. Edwards who recently secured a position at the Louisiana First Circuit Court of Appeals.
With over a decade of experience working alongside Edwards, particularly within the juvenile drug court program, Fore has a robust background in implementing trauma training sessions designed for child victims and their families. Her professional journey has deeply intertwined with the welfare of the district’s youth, where she has consistently served as a critical link between the juvenile justice system and educational as well as public counseling services.
Fore emphasized the critical role of the juvenile court in safeguarding children and providing essential resources to families to foster stable and safe environments at home. She voiced her commitment to leading the juvenile court with a blend of compassion and stringency, ensuring the protection and well-being of vulnerable youths.
In her vision for the judgeship, Fore plans to focus on rehabilitation and educational initiatives that equip young offenders with necessary skills to prevent recidivism. She also intends to uphold fairness and meticulously evaluate each case based on its individual merits, while strengthening community ties to enhance support networks for families.
Fore’s dedication to juvenile issues extends beyond the courtroom. She has actively engaged with families, educators, and community organizations to create supportive environments conducive to the growth and success of young individuals.
Her legal acumen is complemented by an impressive academic record, having graduated magna cum laude from Southern University Law Center, where she was a recipient of the Chancellor’s Leadership Award among other accolades. Fore broadened her legal understanding serving on the school’s Law Review and as the vice president of the Student Bar Association. Her undergraduate years were spent at Louisiana State University, earning a degree in accounting and participating as a cheerleader.
Fore’s leadership extends to her roles within the local bar association and her active participation in community groups like the Denham Springs Kiwanis Club and Livingston Parish Republican Women. She is also involved in recreational activities, serving as the team mom for her daughter’s cheerleading team.
Together with her husband Colt, Fore is raising their two children, Cecile and Cassius, in Denham Springs where they are engaged in various community and charitable endeavors.
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