RALEIGH -- PRESS RELEASE --ย Governor Roy Cooper has nominated Judge Craig Croom to serve the state as a Special Superior Court judge.ย 

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โ€œJudge Croomโ€™s experiences in the courtroom and in law enforcement give him a thorough understanding of our justice system,โ€ Gov. Cooper. โ€œI appreciate his continued service to North Carolina and am confident that he is well qualified to serve in this role.โ€

In letters delivered last week, Gov. Cooper submitted Judge Croomโ€™s nomination for confirmation by the General Assembly. He has been nominated to fill the vacancy created on March 6, 2018.

Judge Croom currently serves as a District Court Judge in Wake County. Previously, he served as an Administrative Law Judge, a Special Superior Court Judge, an Assistant District Attorney and a Wake County Sheriffโ€™s Deputy. Judge Croom is a graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill and the North Carolina Central University School of Law.

By state statute, the General Assembly must confirm the nominee by joint resolution of both chambers.
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Contact Information
Ford Porter
govpress@nc.gov
919-814-2100


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