Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Allen Parker Self, Jr., known as Parker Self (born January 1959) is the Division F judge of the 26th Judicial District Court of Bossier and Webster parishes in northwestern Louisiana. Self received his undergraduate degree in 1981 from Louisiana Tech University in Ruston. In 1984, he procured his law degree from Louisiana State University Law Center in Baton Rouge. From 1984 to 2003, Self was engaged in the practice of law. He is a former chair of the Young Lawyer Section of Louisiana Bar Association and currently serves on the Bill of Rights Section of that organization. Self is affiliated with the National Association for Court Management and the American Judges Association. He teaches at the North Louisiana Criminal Justice Academy in Plain Dealing in Bossier Parish.In a special election for his newly-created judgeship held on October 4, 2003, Self, then a Democrat, defeated the Republican candidate, "Ted" Johnson, 18,962 (54.2 percent) to 16,035 (45.8 percent).Self's judgeship comes up for election again on November 4, 2014. He has since switched his party registration to Republican.His court colleagues include two retiring judges, Ford E. Stinson, Jr., and John M. Robinson, as well as Mike Nerren, Michael Craig, and Jeff Cox. Self will become the senior judge of the six-member court in January 2015.Self and his wife, the former Paula Hodgkins (born November 1958), have twin sons, Lucas Hodgkins Self and William Parker "Will" Self (born October 1990). The Selfs reside in Bossier City.. }
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- Parker_Self abstract "Allen Parker Self, Jr., known as Parker Self (born January 1959) is the Division F judge of the 26th Judicial District Court of Bossier and Webster parishes in northwestern Louisiana. Self received his undergraduate degree in 1981 from Louisiana Tech University in Ruston. In 1984, he procured his law degree from Louisiana State University Law Center in Baton Rouge. From 1984 to 2003, Self was engaged in the practice of law. He is a former chair of the Young Lawyer Section of Louisiana Bar Association and currently serves on the Bill of Rights Section of that organization. Self is affiliated with the National Association for Court Management and the American Judges Association. He teaches at the North Louisiana Criminal Justice Academy in Plain Dealing in Bossier Parish.In a special election for his newly-created judgeship held on October 4, 2003, Self, then a Democrat, defeated the Republican candidate, "Ted" Johnson, 18,962 (54.2 percent) to 16,035 (45.8 percent).Self's judgeship comes up for election again on November 4, 2014. He has since switched his party registration to Republican.His court colleagues include two retiring judges, Ford E. Stinson, Jr., and John M. Robinson, as well as Mike Nerren, Michael Craig, and Jeff Cox. Self will become the senior judge of the six-member court in January 2015.Self and his wife, the former Paula Hodgkins (born November 1958), have twin sons, Lucas Hodgkins Self and William Parker "Will" Self (born October 1990). The Selfs reside in Bossier City.".