EXPERIENCE.

FAIRNESS.

JUSTICE.

A lifelong Acadia Parish prosecutor with 30+ years of courtroom experience, Angie Wagar is ready to serve her community as District Judge—with integrity, compassion, and a deep understanding of what justice truly means.

Meet Angie Wagar 

Angie Wagar has spent her entire legal career serving the people of Acadia Parish—fighting for families, protecting victims, and holding offenders accountable.

Born and raised in Rayne, Angie returned home after law school to begin a lifetime of service to her community. For the past 30 years, she has served as an Assistant District Attorney, handling every juvenile delinquency and child protection case in the parish. Her work has helped children escape abuse, reunite families, and bring healing through justice.

Angie isn’t running for this office to coast into retirement—she’s stepping up to do the work. As District Judge, she’ll bring the same grit, preparation, and fairness that have defined her entire career.

She knows the law. She knows the people. And she knows how to make our courts work better—for everyone.

Rooted in Community

• Lifelong resident of Acadia Parish
• Graduate of Rayne High School, USL, and Loyola Law School
• Board Member: Acadia Truancy Assessment & Service Center (2005–2015)
• Member: Acadia Parish Chamber of Commerce
• Member: Acadia Parish Sexual Abuse Response Team (2019–2023)
• Wife, mother, and daughter of Rayne

Experience That Matters

• Assistant District Attorney, 1995–Present
• ADA in Charge (2015–2021)
• Juvenile and Child Welfare Prosecutor
• Misdemeanor & Traffic Court
• City Prosecutor, Rayne City Court (1997–Present)
• Former Contract Attorney, Louisiana Dept. of Children and Families
• 30+ years of legal service in Acadia Parish
• Vice President, Acadia Parish Bar Association (Past President)
• Member, Louisiana D.A.’s Association (ADA Section)
• CLE Presenter & Legal Panel Speaker
  

-Angie Wagar