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|term_end2=January 1997
|term_end2=January 1997
|preceded2=[[B. F. O'Neal, Jr.]]
|preceded2=[[B. F. O'Neal, Jr.]]
|succeeded2=[[Wayne Waddell]]
|succeeded2=[[Wayne Waddell]]
|birth_date=January 15, 1953
|birth_date=January 15, 1953
|birth_place=[[Baton Rouge]], [[Louisiana]], USA
|birth_place=[[Baton Rouge]], [[Louisiana]], USA
In 1996, Brun was elected to the first of his six-year terms as a state district judge. He was reelected in 2002 and 2008. He resigned his legislative seat in 1997. He was succeeded by a fellow Republican, Leo Wayne Waddell, who won a general election contest over another Republican, Judy Gayle Dawson Boykin (born 1952), a member of the Caddo Parish School Board and a visible figure in the [[Religious Right]] in Shreveport, outspoken in support of [[school prayer]], traditional values, and opposition to [[abortion]], [[evolution]], and [[homosexual]] preferences.
In 1996, Brun was elected to the first of his six-year terms as a state district judge. He was reelected in 2002 and 2008. He resigned his legislative seat in 1997. He was succeeded by a fellow Republican, Leo Wayne Waddell, who won a general election contest over another Republican, Judy Gayle Dawson Boykin (born 1952), a member of the Caddo Parish School Board and a visible figure in the [[Religious Right]] in Shreveport, outspoken in support of [[school prayer]], traditional values, and opposition to [[abortion]], [[evolution]], and [[homosexual]] preferences.
==Judge Brun and the truck stop==
==Judge Brun and the truck stop==