North Carolina Court of Appeals




The North Carolina Court of Appeals is the only intermediate appellate court in the state of North Carolina. It is composed of fifteen members who sit in rotating panels of three.[1] The Court of Appeals was created by the North Carolina General Assembly in 1967 after voters approved a constitutional amendment in 1965 which "authorized the creation of an intermediate court of appeals to relieve pressure on the North Carolina Supreme Court."[2]


Judges serve eight-year terms and are elected in statewide elections. The General Assembly made Court of Appeals elections non-partisan starting with the 2004 elections, but later made them partisan again after the 2016 elections.[3]





North Carolina Court of Appeals

Court Seal.jpg
Seal of the North Carolina Court of Appeals




Court of Appeals Building




Contents






  • 1 Current judges


  • 2 Former judges


  • 3 See also


  • 4 References


  • 5 External links





Current judges



















































































































































Name
 Born
 Joined
 Term Ends[4]
 Mandatory Retirement[5]
 Law School Attended
 Party

Linda M. McGee, Chief Judge
 1949
 1995
 2020
 Sept. 20, 2021
University of North Carolina School of Law
 Dem

John S. Arrowood
 1956
 2007–08, 2017
 2026
 2028
University of North Carolina School of Law
 Dem

Phil Berger, Jr.
 1972
 2017
 2024
 2044
Wake Forest University School of Law
 Rep

Wanda G. Bryant
 1956
 2001–02, 2005
 2020
 June 26, 2028
North Carolina Central School of Law
 Dem

Allegra Collins
 1972
 2019
 2026
 Jan. 30, 2044
Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law
 Dem

Mark A. Davis
 1966
 2013
 2022
 2038
 University of North Carolina School of Law
 Dem

Richard Dietz[6]
 1977[7]
 2014
 2024
 Feb. 1, 2049
 Wake Forest University School of Law
 Rep

Chris Dillon
 1965
 2013
 2020
 April 20, 2037
 University of North Carolina School of Law
 Rep

Toby Hampson
 1975
 2019
 2026
 Dec. 20, 2047
Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law
 Dem

Robert N. Hunter, Jr.
 1947
 2009–14, 2015[8]
 2024
 March 30, 2019
 University of North Carolina School of Law
 Rep

Lucy Inman
 est. 1962
 2015
 2022
 est. 2034
 University of North Carolina School of Law
 Dem

Hunter Murphy
 1981
 2017
 2024
 Jan 24, 2053
McGeorge School of Law
 Rep

Donna Stroud
 1964
 2007
 2022
 June 28, 2036
 Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law
 Rep

John M. Tyson
 1953
 2001–09, 2015
 2022
 July 14, 2025
 Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law
 Rep

Valerie Zachary
 1962[9]
 2015
 2024
 2034
Harvard Law School
 Rep




Former judges


A complete list of former judges can be found at a site maintained by the N.C. Supreme Court Historical Society.




  • Ann Marie Calabria

  • Rick Elmore

  • Douglas McCullough

  • Linda Stephens

  • Wendy Enochs

  • Martha A. Geer

  • Sanford L. Steelman, Jr.

  • Lisa Bell

  • Sam Ervin, IV

  • Robert C. Hunter

  • John C. Martin

  • Cressie Thigpen

  • Cheri Beasley

  • Barbara Jackson

  • James A. Wynn, Jr.

  • John M. Tyson

  • Eric L. Levinson

  • Hugh Brown Campbell, Jr.

  • Robin E. Hudson

  • Patricia Timmons-Goodson

  • Loretta Copeland Biggs

  • Robert H. Edmunds, Jr.

  • Mark Martin

  • Sarah Parker

  • Alan Z. Thornburg

  • Robert F. Orr

  • John Webb

  • Jack L. Cozort

  • John B. Lewis, Jr.

  • Ralph A. Walker

  • Sidney S. Eagles, Jr.

  • Joe John

  • S. Gerald Arnold

  • Donald L. Smith

  • Allyson Kay Duncan

  • Burley Mitchell

  • Clifton E. Johnson

  • Willis Whichard

  • Charles Becton

  • Richard Erwin

  • Robert M. Martin

  • Fred Hedrick

  • James M. Baley, Jr.

  • Walter E. Brock

  • David M. Britt

  • James C. Farthing

  • Naomi E. Morris

  • Raymond B. Mallard

  • Hugh B. Campbell

  • Francis M. Parker

  • Earl W. Vaughn




See also


  • North Carolina Supreme Court


References





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  2. ^ Court of Appeals Celebrates 40th Anniversary. NC Bar Association site.


  3. ^ NC Policy Watch: McCrory signs Senate Bill 4


  4. ^ Term ends December 31 of the year listed here.


  5. ^ North Carolina judges must retire on the last day of the month in which they turn age 72 if they are still in office (see also http://judgepedia.org/Mandatory_Retirement).


  6. ^ Triangle Business Journal


  7. ^ Associated Press


  8. ^ Governor McCrory Announces Judicial Appointments


  9. ^ https://appellate.nccourts.org/Bios/index.php?c=2&Name=Zachary




External links


  • Official site









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