Candidate for NC District Court judge, Democrat Renee Jordan, answers our questions
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Candidates for North Carolina District Court judge, District 10C
Incumbent Anna Elena Worley will face Renee Jordan in the Democratic primary. There is no Republican primary in this race.
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Name: Renee Jordan
District/seat: District 10C, Seat 3 (Wake County)
Political party: Democrat
Age as of March 5, 2024: 46
Campaign website: www.reneejordanforjudge.com
Current occupation: Criminal Defense Attorney
Professional experience: 18-plus years of trial experience as a criminal defense attorney
Education: Campbell University Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law, 2005; Canisius College, 2000, BA in Spanish & International Relations
What areas of the law do you have experience in, as a judge or attorney?
Criminal and civil litigation.
What is your judicial philosophy?
To apply the law in a fair and impartial manner and to do that with integrity, dignity, and compassion to each person that appears before you.
Tell us about a specific event in your legal career of which you are most proud.
Representing defendants who are struggling in life with difficult charges, drug addictions, loss of jobs, homelessness. Watching these clients overcome their current situations and move forward in life. I enjoy hearing from clients months, or even years after I have represented them and seeing that their lives have changed significantly for the better.
To what extent should judges be allowed to share their thoughts on political issues in public?
Judges need to remain impartial and unbiased.
This story was originally published February 27, 2024 at 12:32 PM.
