Who is Lark Cowart

More than just a lawyer...





Experienced Prosecutor. Compassionate Leader.


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Lark Cowart is a compassionate leader we can trust to adjudicate with ethical clarity and commitment to the values we share as a community. Lark has always prioritized service to her community as an attorney, mentor, coach, teacher and mom. Lark Cowart is an accomplished attorney and an experienced prosecutor… and so much more.
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LARK IS...
  • Mother of two small children and the wife of a supportive husband.
  • Citizen who cares deeply about the direction in which our county, state and country are headed.
  • Lawyer, who graduated cum laude with a law degree from Loyola University Chicago, and with a masters degree in dispute resolution from Pepperdine University School of Law, Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution, where she earned Cali Awards in Arbitration Practice and Environmental & Public Policy Mediation
  • Public servant of Kane County, as Assistant State's Attorney for the last 14 years where she was twice nominated for Prosecutor of the Year; and as a coach and mentor to local youth.
  • Someone who understands the challenges facing working families and the hardships that lead to wrong behavior through her time working multiple jobs to make ends meet.
  • Licensed trainer in Restorative Practices, a strategy that seeks to repair relationships that have been damaged by bringing about a sense of remorse, restorative action and forgiveness.
  • Swim and kayak coach for Saint Charles Swim Team, USA Canoe/Kayak Junior National Development Team, Lincoln Park Boat Club, Latin School of Chicago Girls Swim Team and Boathouse Supervisor at 1996 Summer Olympics.
  • A Renaissance Woman, with interests in many things other than the law, such as music, martial arts, crafting, reenacting, and fire spinning!

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“I’m running for judge because I believe every person has a right to be treated with dignity and respect, regardless of the crime they’ve committed or the harm they’ve endured.”

- Lark Cowart