Balanced courtroom experience
Twenty years as a public defender, felony prosecutor, and assistant parish attorney in Terrebonne courts.
Justice You Can Trust
Candidate for District Judge · 32nd Judicial District Court · Terrebonne
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Candidate for District Judge · 32nd Judicial District Court · Terrebonne
Twenty years as a public defender, felony prosecutor, and assistant parish attorney in Terrebonne courts.
A lifetime of dedication to fairness, accountability, and equal treatment under the Constitution.
Bringing balanced prosecution and defense experience to the 32nd Judicial District Court bench.
Family values and a Terrebonne career dedicated to justice and integrity.
Amanda Lynn Mustin built her career in Terrebonne Parish courtrooms over two decades.
A seasoned prosecutor with a reputation for integrity and balanced judgment.
She is committed to upholding the highest standards of justice while protecting Terrebonne Parish families.
Grounded in strong family values, Amanda understands the importance of stability, accountability, and integrity both in the courthouse and beyond.
From law clerk to felony prosecutor to assistant parish attorney — balanced experience in Terrebonne courts.
20 years in Terrebonne courtsPublic defender · felony prosecutor · assistant parish attorney
Terrebonne Parish Government
Advancing civil and municipal law matters to protect parish resources and infrastructure.
Terrebonne Parish District Attorney's Office
11 Years
Served the community by prosecuting serious criminal offenses and upholding public safety.
Terrebonne Parish
7 Years
Ensured constitutional protections and due process were afforded to every individual.
Judge George J. Larke Jr., 32nd JDC
Impartiality, accountability, and balanced justice for every person who enters the courtroom.
Every individual who steps into the courtroom deserves equal treatment under the law, regardless of background, status, or identity. Justice must be blind and strictly adherent to the Constitution.
Protecting Terrebonne Parish families requires a firm commitment to accountability. Violent and repeat offenses demand serious, lawful consequences to ensure public safety.
An effective judiciary recognizes the value of diversion programs and rehabilitation for low-level, non-violent offenses when individuals demonstrate a genuine commitment to reform.
Community on the trail and coverage from Houma — follow the campaign and see Amanda's work in the news.
From the campaign on Facebook.
This past Thursday evening, Amanda and committee member, Leilani Adams, attended the SCIA annual banquet.
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As a 1998 South Terrebonne alumna, Amanda Mustin was proud to be a field sponsor for this weekend's STHS alumni softball tournament.
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Happy Father's Day to all dads, grandads, and father figures! We're sending extra appreciation to John, who has been holding down the fort and supporting Amanda's campaign every step of the way.
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