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Todd S. Clemons

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Todd S. Clemons is an attorney and former judge of the 14th Judicial District in Louisiana. He served on the court temporarily in the fall of 2008 to fill the remainder of retired Judge Al Gray's term.[1]

External links

Todd Clemons and Associates

Footnotes

  1. ↑ 1012 Corridor.com, "Corner Office," September 16, 2008
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