Notable Alumni
The Law School currently has alumni living and working in 40 U.S. states and six countries.
- Margaret Person Currin, 1979, former United States Attorney for the Eastern District of North Carolina; first woman ever appointed to that position in North Carolina.
- John M. Tyson, 1979, former judge on the North Carolina Court of Appeals.
- Elaine F. Marshall, 1981, current North Carolina Secretary of State and the first woman ever elected to the North Carolina Council of State.
- E.S. (Buck) Newton, North Carolina State Senator
- Meg Scott Phipps, 1981, former North Carolina Commissioner of Agriculture who was tried and found guilty, October 2003, of perjury and obstruction of justice charges.
- Ann Marie Calabria, 1983, current judge on the North Carolina Court of Appeals.
- Don Brown (author), 1987, bestselling author of legal and military fiction and attorney, former U.S. military prosecutor.
- Donna Stroud, 1988, current judge on the North Carolina Court of Appeals.
- V. Stuart Couch, 1996, former U.S. military prosecutor and judge; currently with Poyner Spruill, Charlotte, NC.
- Kristin Ruth, former North Carolina state district judge who resigned in 2012 under investigation by the State Bureau of Investigation.
- Robert B. Rader, 1983, current Chief District Court Judge - 10th judicial district of North Carolina - Highest rated judge in North Carolina
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