A CAREER DEDICATED TO PUBLIC SERVICE
Ken is a seasoned prosecutor and  has protected the community by holding accountable environmental polluters/ corrupt corporations, hardcore gang murderers, and sex offenders.

Ken is also a veteran and Captain in the Air Force Reserve, serving in our nation’s armed services as a military judge advocate (JAG).

Ken has been in various specialized units of the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office, including the:

Environmental Crimes Division
Hardcore Gang Division; and
Victim Impact Program (VIP) which specializes in the prosecution of sex crimes, domestic violence, elder abuse, and child molestation and abuse.

Ken has handled thousands of criminal cases and has tried numerous trials to verdict over a legal career that spans fourteen years.  Ken has practiced in the civil, criminal, juvenile and military courts.

Ken was also appointed as a Commissioner on the City of Fullerton Traffic and Circulation Commission which provides oversight for the city council.  As a commissioner, Ken at times presides over and renders judgment on  traffic and parking citation appeals hearings.

Ken’s service to the community doesn’t end there. Ken has proudly taught fifth grade students every week for  eight years in the LADA Project LEAD program. He teaches his students about gang intervention, bullying, tolerance and criminal justice. He holds this program near to his heart.

While in  the Hardcore Gang Division, Ken was also assigned twice to the federally funded Community Law Enforcement and Recovery Program (CLEAR) and met regularly with police, probation officers, and the citizens of Watts and Crenshaw’s Baldwin Village to improve law enforcement and community relations.

           ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
Having graduated from the highly selective USC Gould School of Law, Ken has a solid academic foundation. He received numerous honors as well as being selected as a staff writer for the USC Interdisciplinary Law Journal. Ken graduated in the top 20 percent of his class in legal writing and research courses. He also graduated from USC as an undergraduate, earning two bachelor’s degrees, magna cum laude, one in Cinema-Television Production from the top ranked USC School of Cinematic Arts and the other in Political Science.  Ken earned the honor of being designated a USC Renaissance Scholar for excelling and earning dual degrees in two divergent fields of study at the same time.

FAMILY LIFE
Ken is a lifelong resident of Southern California and a seventh generation Californian. He is above all a loving husband and proud father of two sons, a daughter, and a baby on the way.  Ken’s children would argue his best talents are playing the “tickle monster” and his reigning title in the Disney Princess game. His best friend and wife is a former prosecutor herself, and currently practices law as a special education attorney fighting to make sure special needs children get equal education and opportunity. 

In his spare time, Ken enjoys traveling with his family, running marathons, playing guitar, comedy, film, and swimming.

Ken humbly seeks your support in his effort to achieve a life long dream. Ken believes strongly in a fair judicial process and would work long and hard each day if afforded this opportunity. Please remember to vote for Ken Fuller on election day.

Bruce A. Moss, a Temporary Judge and long-time family law attorney is running for Superior Court Judge in Seat #129.

Bruce has been serving as a volunteer Temporary Judge for the Los Angeles County Superior Court since 2017. During that time, he presided over family law cases as well as domestic violence, civil harassment, and elder abuse cases.

Temporary Judges serve at the discretion of the Presiding Judge and must be members of the California State Bar in good standing for 10 years. During his time as a Temporary Judge, Bruce has volunteered, on average, one day a week to help the Los Angeles Superior Court serve the needs of the community and has heard hundreds of legal matters.

In 2018, Bruce was selected to run a pilot project for the family law court in Van Nuys to help reduce the almost four-month backlog of cases. Through Bruce’s efforts, the case backlog was reduced by approximately fifty percent.

Bruce is a family law attorney who has been practicing for over 30 years, serving families with compassion and understanding as they go through the most trying times in their lives. Bruce has handled thousands of family cases dealing with child custody, child and spousal support, and domestic violence. Bruce is especially proud of his success in helping his clients reach an amicable resolution in over 90 percent of his cases.

Since announcing his candidacy for Judge in Seat #129, Moss has garnered the endorsement of Judge Huey Cotton, Supervising Judge of the Los Angeles Superior Court (Van Nuys), Judge Michael Amerian of the Los Angeles Superior Court (Van Nuys), and Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Diego Edber as well as several Court Commissioners.

The Los Angeles County Bar Association has rated Bruce A. Moss “Qualified” to serve as a Superior Court Judge.

In his spare time, Bruce is an active community member and committed volunteer. He has been active in City of Hope, Concern Foundation, and Shomrei Torah Synagogue. Bruce particularly likes to combine his love of philanthropy with his passion for golf. He has organized over 50 golf tournaments and raised more than $1 million for various organizations.

Bruce is a native Angeleno who attended Inglewood High School, the University of Southern California and San Fernando Valley College of Law. He and his wife Susan have three children and three grandchildren. Bruce and Susan have lived in the West Hills area of Los Angeles for the past 20 years and have been residents of the San Fernando Valley since 1980.

RATED "QUALIFIED" by the LA County Bar Association

4-Stars from The Craig Huey Voter Guide

Bruce Moss is the Experience We Need!