- Occupation: Superior Court Commissioner
- Elected by the Superior Court Judges in 2005 to the position of Superior Court Commissioner. Many apply to become Commissioners, but few are chosen,
- Rated "WELL QUALIFIED" by the Los Angeles County Bar Association
- 25 years broad experience in civil, consumer law, and complex business litigation
- 10 years criminal experience handling both felonies and misdemeanors
- Graduate of Loyola Law School, 1980
- Put myself through college working as a steel worker at Kaiser Steel Fontana
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Top Priorities if Elected |
- To continue as I have, to serve and protect the Citizens of Los Angeles County.
- Providing "Justice for All", to those who come to Court, without favoritism or advantage to special interests.
- Recognizing that "Justice Delayed is Justice Denied", and continuing to assure that our Courts run fairly, efficiently and with due process.
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The League of Women Voters of Los Angeles County asked questions on the issues of all candidates for this office.
Read the answers from Rocky L. Crabb
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- Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca
- Los Angeles County Police Chief's Association
- Los Angeles County Democratic Party
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- The Desirable Qualities of a Judge.
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The expectations of the community for the Judges of Los Angeles County include fairness, common sense, courage, patience, experience, skill, toughness, hard work, and the ability to get the job done.
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