RALEIGH, N.C. — Former Governor James G. Martin has endorsed Dan Barrett’s candidacy for the North Carolina Court of Appeals.
“The North Carolina Court of Appeals is critical to our system of justice,” Martin said in a press release. “Dan Barrett will apply and interpret the law fairly. He will be tough on crime. Dan will not legislate from the bench.”
Barrett ran a grassroots campaign for governor in 2004 during which he walked 582 miles across North Carolina. Barrett has practiced law for 23 years. Learn more about Dan Barrett.

September 24th, 2008 at 8:49 am
Excellent choice by Gov. Martin!
Our judicial system receives too little attention by the voters and the media. Court decisions and precedents set by these decisions have a significant impact on all our lives.
Dan Barrett is the sort of solid citizen and careful thinker that we need to represent us in the NC Court of Appeals.
September 24th, 2008 at 10:55 am
Those interested in this race may want to know that the incumbent, Judge Linda Stephens, has bi-partisan support from former Chief Justices of the Supreme Court, and every lawyer group that makes endorsements. You can review her qualifications at http://www.Judgelinda.org. She has authored over 200 opinions as a Court of Appeals judges, and these can be reviewed at her site.