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Daniel M. Crowley

Judge, Los Angeles County Superior Court

Form 700 statements

StatementFiledWhat it lists
2025 Annual
Judge, Los Angeles County Superior Court
2026-03-022 real property, 2 income, 23 gifts, 1 travel
2025 Annual (amendment)
Judge, Los Angeles County Superior Court
2026-03-02—
2024 Annual
Judge, Los Angeles County Superior Court
2025-02-282 income, 19 gifts

Findings

Worth a look Gifts · the statement

Lists $685 in gifts from Los Angeles County Bar Association in 2025; the limit from one source is $560

The statement lists 7 gift(s) from Los Angeles County Bar Association dated in 2025, totalling $685. Judges may not accept gifts from one source worth more than $560 a year (Code of Civil Procedure 170.9).

What to check
  • Whether part of it was returned, or paid back, in time to not count (the filer's comments often say).
  • Whether the gifts are from one source (a couple is two sources) or are of a kind the limit doesn't cover (family, wedding gifts and the like).
  • The FPPC's gift fact sheet and Regulation 18940.2 for the exceptions.

Gifts: Los Angeles County Bar Association $345 2025-01-31 p.4Gifts: Los Angeles County Bar Association $205 2025-04-01 p.4Gifts: Los Angeles County Bar Association $15 2025-06-05 p.4Gifts: Los Angeles County Bar Association $30 2025-11-21 p.4Gifts: Los Angeles County Bar Association $30 2025-03-12 p.4Gifts: Los Angeles County Bar Association $30 2025-05-14 p.4Gifts: Los Angeles County Bar Association $30 2025-09-19 p.4

Rule: Gifts from one source over the yearly limit
“The gift limit increased to $630 for calendar years 2025 and 2026. The gift limit in calendar year 2024 was $590.”Form 700 (2025/2026), What's New ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Context Amendments · the statement

Amends an earlier statement

This is an amendment. The original stays on file; what changed is in the amendment itself.

What to check
  • Compare with the original statement for the same year.
Rule: An amended statement

How this rule works