About Judge Loretta Radford
Judge Radford is running for District Judge in the 14th Judicial District, Office 4 in Tulsa County, Oklahoma. Judge Radford currently serves as a Special Judge in Tulsa County and was appointed on October 10th, 2022. She has served the judiciary and the citizens of Tulsa County with fairness and a deep respect for the people behind the files. Additionally, Loretta Radford is a longtime resident of the City of Owasso and has committed herself to being an involved member of her community.
Before serving as a Special Judge, Judge Radford has served as Acting United States Attorney during the 2016 administration transition, has worked as a full-time law professor for Oklahoma City University School of Law, and has served the legal community as a private practitioner. Judge Loretta Radford's background checks all of the boxes for wisdom, integrity, justice, and experience.
Why Choose Judge Radford
Wisdom
Judge Radford has gained knowledge from all areas of the legal field which allows her to bring wisdom to the bench. Not only does Judge Radford have knowledge on the bench, but she has dedicated the early years of her career to provide zealous representation as an Assistant Public Defender, Assistant United States Attorney, and private practitioner.
Integrity
Judge Radford understands the importance of confidentiality, honesty, and professionalism a judge must practice in their position. Judge Radford believes that public trust in the justice system is earned through transparent decision-making and upholding the highest ethical standard.
Justice
Judge Radford is dedicated to ensuring that all cases are heard fairly and with care. All parties in Judge Radford's courtroom are treated equally, and no voice goes unheard. Justice is more than just a ruling - it's a responsibility.
Experience
Judge Radford’s experience prior to taking the bench is exemplary. Her legal career has sought to maintain public confidence in the legal system and the judiciary. Judge Radford has served as an Assistant Public Defender; worked as an Assistant United States Attorney defending the Constitution, prosecuting crime and defending federal agency medical professionals on malpractice claims and other civil suits.
Voices of Support
Friends and Supporters
Katy Arnold (Attorney), Jessica Battson (Attorney), Jan Beatty (Attorney), Rachel Blue (Attorney), Martha "Marty" Brown, J. Craig Buchan (Attorney), Brita Cantrell (Attorney), Mike Carr (Attorney), Matthew Cecconi (Attorney), Anthony Chaney (Attorney), Shawn Childress (Attorney), Dr. Leslie Clark, Rachel Cory (Attorney), Kim and Jamie Cox, Grace DeJohn (Attorney), Dr. David Derby, Valerie Evans (Attorney), Walter Evans, Ester Harrison, Kody Hicks (Attorney), Stephanie Jackson (Attorney), Garry Keele (Attorney), Jonathan Lane, Julie Lombardi (City Attorney of Owasso), Sandra Kay Louvare, Stephanie and Skip Masters, Sharon Mitchell, Catherine Z. Welsh (Attorney), Jim McGough (Attorney), Kathy Neal (Attorney), Bernie Moore, Emalie Poster (Attorney), Patricia and Stan Rhea, Dave and Donna Ryden, Dee Sokolosky (Attorney), Candrea Terry, Samuel Lee Terry, II (Attorney), Dr. Dirk Thomas, Penny Thompkin, John Tooley, Frosty Turpin, Nancy and Steven Macias, David Charney, Stacy Johnson, Alyson Bushey, Gayla Stewart, Tonnie Wainscott, Laurie Phillips (Attorney), Sharisse O'Carroll (Attorney), Richard O'Carroll (Attorney, Laura Baysinger (Attorney), Robert "Bob" Buss (Attorney), Pastor Alvin Fruga (Mayor of Owasso), Julie Henson (Attorney), Will Williams (Former Mayor of Owasso), Hannibal Johnson (Attorney), Katie Crain (Attorney), Gary Keele (Attorney), Andy Richardson (Attorney), Micah Peterson (Attorney), Bill Leach (Attorney), Callie Crone (Attorney), Lisa Jahnel (Attorney), Phil Richards (Attorney), Ron Little (Attorney), Charlie Floyd (Attorney), Dru Prosser (Attorney), Mattece Mason, Aundrea and Richard Young, Jim Frasier (Attorney), Ken Underwood (Attorney).