Judge Franz Zibilich is a prompt, prepared, efficient, fair and accessible judge and is running for re-election of Criminal District Court Section, "L".
I am disappointed to report that New Orleans has not re-elected me to my seat as Judge of Criminal Court. Still, I am so very proud & grateful for everyone who worked hard on this race. I wish the court all the best, & I will continue to love & serve this city as I always have.
The polls close in 2 hours! That is plenty of time for you to get in line and cast your votes all the way down the ballot. Don't wait, this is such an important way to make your voice heard. #VOTE#NewOrleans#Election2020#ElectionDay
Make a plan to get your mask on and get to the polls. This is a long ballot and every single race matters. Re-elect Judge Franz Zibilich #98 for a prompt, prepared, fair, efficient, and accessible court! #Vote#NewOrleans#ElectionDay#Election2020
November 2nd marks the deadline for the registrar of voters to receive your completed mail ballot. Your ballot needs to be hand-delivered to the registrar's office by 4:30 PM today. For more information: https://t.co/MF4Ustaivk.
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The New Orleans community has always been a part of me. I was born & raised here. I graduated from Jesuit High. I then went on to earn my Bachelor's Degree in Marketing from @LSU & obtain my JD from @Loyola_NOLA. My roots run deep here & my commitment to service runs even deeper.
There are obviously some differences between being a professor and a judge, but the ultimate goal of both positions is to help make society a better and more a just place. Here's a quote from one of my students at @Tulane Law.
The people of New Orleans believe in this campaign and my record as a judge. I am proud to have the support of so many New Orleans organizations that understand the importance of having an experienced, fair, and accessible judge. #NewOrleans#Endorsements#Vote#Judge#NOLA
Read what jurors had to say after spending time in my courtroom and remember to vote #98 Franz Zibilich on November 3rd. #Vote#NewOrleans#NOLA#Jurors#Judge
I believe in the people of New Orleans and in fostering a system that delivers justice for all. That's why over the past seven years I've voluntarily presided over a drug court docket. I truly believe in treatment as the answer to drug addiction, not incarceration. #Vote#NOLA
I am a prompt, prepared, fair, efficient, and accessible judge, and have had an upstanding record as Criminal District Court Judge, Section L. Vote for Franz Zibilich, #98, to help me continue this important work. #NewOrleans#Judge#NOLA#Vote
Gwyneth O'Neill is a great lawyer who has worked as a public defender here in New Orleans. She knows from experience that I am fair and impartial in my courtroom. It is always good to hear positive feedback from people I have worked with. Listen to her & vote #98 on your ballot.
This is another comment from a student at @Tulane Law. When I do something, I make sure that I do it thoroughly and correctly. I bring that dedication to teaching and the bench alike. #Vote#NewOrleans#NOLA#Judge
Have you voted yet? If not mask up and get to it, there is no better time than the present. Find your polling place and put your ballot together at https://t.co/8hzckzxRhe. #NOLA#NewOrleans#Vote2020#VoteNOLA#voteearly
Look out for team Zibilich sign waving around town and if you haven't already get out and vote for #98! Throughout my experience as a judge, I have held a prompt, prepared, fair, efficient, and accessible court, and I will continue doing so without missing a beat.