Send us Fan Mail

In this episode of The Andrew Murrell Show, Andrew Murrell sits down with attorney Robert Ainsworth for a conversation about something they now have in common: both are running for Justice of the Peace in East Baton Rouge Parish.

Andrew and Robert discuss why they decided to run, what a Justice of the Peace actually does, and why experience in the courtroom matters for a position that handles real disputes affecting everyday people. They talk about landlord-tenant matters, small claims, property disputes, collections, weddings, notarial functions, and the practical role Justice of the Peace courts play in the community.

They also share their perspectives on campaigning for local office, meeting voters, public service, and the importance of having judges who are prepared, fair, accessible, and capable of handling cases efficiently.

It’s a candid conversation about law, local government, campaigning, and why two practicing attorneys decided to put their names on the ballot for Justice of the Peace.

Support the show

Get more info about Andrew at www.AndrewMurrell.com, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Nothing in this show should be considered legal advice and listening to the show does not create an attorney-client relationship. If you want to discuss your case, contact us so we can discuss the facts of your case.

Send us Fan Mail

In this episode of The Andrew Murrell Show, Andrew Murrell sits down with attorney Robert Ainsworth for a conversation about something they now have in common: both are running for Justice of the Peace in East Baton Rouge Parish.

Andrew and Robert discuss why they decided to run, what a Justice of the Peace actually does, and why experience in the courtroom matters for a position that handles real disputes affecting everyday people. They talk about landlord-tenant matters, small claims, property disputes, collections, weddings, notarial functions, and the practical role Justice of the Peace courts play in the community.

They also share their perspectives on campaigning for local office, meeting voters, public service, and the importance of having judges who are prepared, fair, accessible, and capable of handling cases efficiently.

It’s a candid conversation about law, local government, campaigning, and why two practicing attorneys decided to put their names on the ballot for Justice of the Peace.

Support the show

Get more info about Andrew at www.AndrewMurrell.com, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Nothing in this show should be considered legal advice and listening to the show does not create an attorney-client relationship. If you want to discuss your case, contact us so we can discuss the facts of your case.

Send us Fan Mail

In this episode of The Andrew Murrell Show, Andrew Murrell sits down with attorney Robert Ainsworth for a conversation about something they now have in common: both are running for Justice of the Peace in East Baton Rouge Parish.

Andrew and Robert discuss why they decided to run, what a Justice of the Peace actually does, and why experience in the courtroom matters for a position that handles real disputes affecting everyday people. They talk about landlord-tenant matters, small claims, property disputes, collections, weddings, notarial functions, and the practical role Justice of the Peace courts play in the community.

They also share their perspectives on campaigning for local office, meeting voters, public service, and the importance of having judges who are prepared, fair, accessible, and capable of handling cases efficiently.

It’s a candid conversation about law, local government, campaigning, and why two practicing attorneys decided to put their names on the ballot for Justice of the Peace.

Support the show

Get more info about Andrew at www.AndrewMurrell.com, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Nothing in this show should be considered legal advice and listening to the show does not create an attorney-client relationship. If you want to discuss your case, contact us so we can discuss the facts of your case.

Send us Fan Mail

In this episode of The Andrew Murrell Show, Andrew Murrell sits down with attorney Robert Ainsworth for a conversation about something they now have in common: both are running for Justice of the Peace in East Baton Rouge Parish.

Andrew and Robert discuss why they decided to run, what a Justice of the Peace actually does, and why experience in the courtroom matters for a position that handles real disputes affecting everyday people. They talk about landlord-tenant matters, small claims, property disputes, collections, weddings, notarial functions, and the practical role Justice of the Peace courts play in the community.

They also share their perspectives on campaigning for local office, meeting voters, public service, and the importance of having judges who are prepared, fair, accessible, and capable of handling cases efficiently.

It’s a candid conversation about law, local government, campaigning, and why two practicing attorneys decided to put their names on the ballot for Justice of the Peace.

Support the show

Get more info about Andrew at www.AndrewMurrell.com, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Nothing in this show should be considered legal advice and listening to the show does not create an attorney-client relationship. If you want to discuss your case, contact us so we can discuss the facts of your case.

Send us Fan Mail

Andrew is running for District 5 and Robert is running for District 6 Justice of the Peace for East Baton Rouge Parish. They talk about Robert's education and qualifications for the office

Support the show

Get more info about Andrew at www.AndrewMurrell.com, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Nothing in this show should be considered legal advice and listening to the show does not create an attorney-client relationship. If you want to discuss your case, contact us so we can discuss the facts of your case.

Send us Fan Mail

Andrew discusses the murder of Charlie Kirk. Andrew recaps the 9/9/2025 St. George City Council Meeting.

Support the show

Get more info about Andrew at www.AndrewMurrell.com, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Nothing in this show should be considered legal advice and listening to the show does not create an attorney-client relationship. If you want to discuss your case, contact us so we can discuss the facts of your case.

Send us Fan Mail

Andrew recaps the latest City of St. George Council Meeting including an ordinance to ban fireworks and explicit links on published advertising. Also, Andrew previews the next council meeting where the Council will consider an ordinances to limit vape, shops, liquor stores, and marijuana dispensaries and a regulation of waste tire disposal.

Support the show

Get more info about Andrew at www.AndrewMurrell.com, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Nothing in this show should be considered legal advice and listening to the show does not create an attorney-client relationship. If you want to discuss your case, contact us so we can discuss the facts of your case.

Send us Fan Mail

Andrew recaps the latest St. George, Louisiana City Council Meeting.

Support the show

Get more info about Andrew at www.AndrewMurrell.com, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Nothing in this show should be considered legal advice and listening to the show does not create an attorney-client relationship. If you want to discuss your case, contact us so we can discuss the facts of your case.

Send us Fan Mail

Andrew recaps this week's St. George City Council meeting and discusses the Hazard Mitigation Plan.

Support the show

Get more info about Andrew at www.AndrewMurrell.com, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Nothing in this show should be considered legal advice and listening to the show does not create an attorney-client relationship. If you want to discuss your case, contact us so we can discuss the facts of your case.

Send us Fan Mail

Andrew Murrell recaps the City Council Meeting including a discussion about On Scene Services taking over minor traffic accident reporting in St. George.

Support the show

Get more info about Andrew at www.AndrewMurrell.com, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Nothing in this show should be considered legal advice and listening to the show does not create an attorney-client relationship. If you want to discuss your case, contact us so we can discuss the facts of your case.