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Feb. 24, 2025

Superior Court Judge Deborah A. Horowitz wants every person appearing before her to be heard

Superior Court Judge Deborah A. Horowitz spent 30 years as a public defender, fighting for the rights of indigent defendants. Now on the bench in the Antelope Valley, she brings the same commitment to fairness, rehabilitation and dignity.

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Superior Court Judge Deborah A. Horowitz wants every person appearing before her to be heard

Deborah Horowitz

Los Angeles County Superior Court

Career Highlights: Appointed Los Angeles County Superior Court judge by Gov. Gavin Newsom, July 28, 2023; deputy public defender, Los Angeles County, 1994-2023; associate, law clerk, Law Offices of Horngrad & Wachtel, 1991-93

Law School: UC Hastings School of Law (now UC Law San Francisco) ,1991
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LANCASTER - Superior Court Judge Deborah A. Horowitz grew up hearing "war stories" about the work of her - now-retired judge David A. Horowitz -- who spent 14 years as a deputy public defender before serving 22 years on the Los Angeles County bench - and how he helped members of the community.

"My father was always passionate about representing the most disenfranchised members of our community - indigent people charged with crimes. That passion rubbed of... (continued)

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