Whitney Germany
A Record of Service, Leadership, and Integrity
Whitney Germany is a lifelong resident of St. Tammany Parish and a dedicated legal professional with a rare, comprehensive perspective on the law. Her career spans every major facet of the legal system—court administration, prosecution, civil litigation, and public defense—making her uniquely qualified to serve as Judge for the 22nd Judicial District.
Career Highlights
Deputy Court Administrator (2016–2018)
Oversaw internal operations, managed judicial budgets and court dockets, and ensured efficient, fiscally responsible courtrooms.
Assistant District Attorney (2018–2022)
Prosecuted criminal cases, managed high-volume dockets, and advocated for victims and public safety. Extensive experience in Juvenile Delinquency and Children in Need of Care (CINC) cases.
Civil & Litigation Attorney (2023–2025)
Represented clients in Family Law, Personal Injury, and Contract Law, preparing her for the diverse civil dockets of the District Court.
Assistant Public Defender (Current)
Protects constitutional rights and ensures fair application of due process for all citizens in Division G of the 22nd JDC.
Leadership & Recognition
Criminal Section Head, 22nd JDC Bar Association
Elected by her peers for three consecutive years, reflecting her expertise and leadership in the legal community.
Service Across the District
Practiced in Covington, Franklinton, Bogalusa, and Slidell, gaining deep insight into the needs of all communities in the 22nd Judicial District.
Education
Covington High School Graduate
B.A., Southeastern Louisiana University
J.D., Loyola University New Orleans College of Law
(earned while working full-time)
Community & Family
Devoted Wife and Mother
Married to Erik Germany for 19 years; mother to three daughters.
Active Parishioner
St. Peter Catholic Church
Community Volunteer
“Room Mom,” youth soccer coach, and school volunteer



