Too old to serve any longer, Orleans Judge Frank Marullo ponders storied past and unknown future _lowres Dec 16, 2015 Dec 16, 2015 Updated Aug 5, 2016 SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Marullo with his father, Frank Sr., and mother Loretta, on the day in 1974 when he was sworn in as Criminal District Judge for the Parish of Orleans. Gov. Edwin Edwards appointed Marullo, who was a state rep, to the bench. Tags Legal Politics New Orleans Frank Marullo Orleans Parish Criminal Court Harry Connick Leon Cannizzaro As featured on +3 Too old to serve any longer, Orleans Judge Frank Marullo ponders storied past and unknown future It’s a time of forced reflection for Judge Frank Marullo Jr., who was busy last week gatheri… +2 Orleans judicial candidacy under challenge; Marie Williams claims innocent mistake in sworn affidavit New Orleans attorney Marie Williams, who last week launched her second bid for a seat on the… SMS Email Print Copy article link Save
+3 Too old to serve any longer, Orleans Judge Frank Marullo ponders storied past and unknown future It’s a time of forced reflection for Judge Frank Marullo Jr., who was busy last week gatheri…
+2 Orleans judicial candidacy under challenge; Marie Williams claims innocent mistake in sworn affidavit New Orleans attorney Marie Williams, who last week launched her second bid for a seat on the…