Loren Lampert’s journey in public service is marked by a profound dedication to justice and a commitment to making a positive impact on his community. His career began in 1986 when, at the age of 19, he embarked on his crime-fighting mission as a Deputy Sheriff after completing high school at Tioga.

In 1988, Loren took his dedication to Alexandria Police, where he served until 1994, showcasing his commitment to maintaining law and order. Following this, he pursued higher education, entering law school and graduating magna cum laude. Loren’s legal acumen led him to become a state prosecutor in 1997, a role in which he has excelled, handling thousands of cases and conducting over 200 jury trials across the state.

His legal prowess caught the attention of the authorities in 2011 when he was asked to assume the role of interim Chief of Police for Alexandria, a responsibility he carried out for 6 1/2 years. Despite this additional duty, Loren continued to prosecute cases without compensation, demonstrating an unwavering commitment to justice.

In 2018, Loren’s leadership skills were recognized on a broader scale when he was appointed as the Executive Director of the LA District Attorneys. In this role, he oversaw legislative issues, strategic planning, policy development, and training for a vast network comprising 42 DAs, 800 Assistant DAs, 2500 staffers, judges, and law enforcement personnel. Remarkably, Loren continued to prosecute serious felony cases around the state while fulfilling his responsibilities as the Executive Director.

Beyond his professional life, Loren is deeply rooted in his community. A long-time member of Longview Baptist Church, he actively contributes by teaching Sunday School to a men’s group known as the “camo class.” Additionally, Loren is a talented musician, playing in the band for HIS Church in Pineville before heading to his Sunday School class.

Having resided in Rapides Parish for the majority of his life, Loren, alongside his wife Lisa, has been actively involved in community and public-school initiatives, reflecting his commitment to making the community a better place for everyone.

Loren Lampert’s vision for the role of a District Judge is built on a “servant-leadership” model. His promise is clear: he will consistently show up and diligently perform the job. Loren’s pledge is to bring swift, certain, and fair administration of justice to every case, making Rapides safer and more just—one case at a time.