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Lora has a Bachelor's degree from NC A&T University and a JD from UNC-Chapel Hill.

Lora Christine Cubbage has served as an Assistant District Attorney and Assistant Attorney General in North Carolina. She has also held positions as a District Court Judge and Superior Court Judge within the state.

Lora Christine Cubbage has served as an Assistant District Attorney and Assistant Attorney General in North Carolina. She has also held positions as a District Court Judge and Superior Court Judge. Her campaign for the Supreme Court of North Carolina indicates she has run for judicial office.

As of January 31, 2024, Lora Christine Cubbage’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Judicial Administration

Her website says, "Her judicial philosophy, rooted in administering justice with mercy, stems not only from legal expertise but from her own life's tapestry."

Calls for "a change that bridges the gap of mistrust between the judiciary and the public, addresses concerns of racial equity, and advocates for much-needed criminal justice reform."

- Her website says, "Her judicial philosophy, rooted in administering justice with mercy, stems not only from legal expertise but from her own life's tapestry."
- Calls for "a change that bridges the gap of mistrust between the judiciary and the public, addresses concerns of racial equity, and advocates for much-needed criminal justice reform."

Judicial Philosophy

Ethics & Conduct

Lora Christine Cubbage served as an Assistant District Attorney for Guilford County from 2006 to 2011, adding she went "beyond incarceration, as she actively contributed to developing alternative programs for litigants."

Lora Christine Cubbage later served as an Assistant Attorney General, where she primarily worked on criminal appeals and workers' compensation cases.

Lora Christine Cubbage served as District Court Judge from 2016 to 2018.

Since 2018, Lora Christine Cubbage has served as a Superior Court Judge.

Lora Christine Cubbage obtained her JD from UNC Chapel Hill.

- Lora Christine Cubbage served as an Assistant District Attorney for Guilford County from 2006 to 2011, adding she went "beyond incarceration, as she actively contributed to developing alternative programs for litigants."
- Lora Christine Cubbage later served as an Assistant Attorney General, where she primarily worked on criminal appeals and workers' compensation cases.
- Lora Christine Cubbage served as District Court Judge from 2016 to 2018.
- Since 2018, Lora Christine Cubbage has served as a Superior Court Judge.
- Lora Christine Cubbage obtained her JD from UNC Chapel Hill.

Legal Experience

Lora is engaged with the Greensboro Bar Association, NC Bar Association, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, and The Links, Incorporated.

Lora serves on boards for the Board of Visitors for NC, A & T State University, Piedmont Capital Funding, and Family Services of the Piedmont.

- Lora is engaged with the Greensboro Bar Association, NC Bar Association, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, and The Links, Incorporated.
- Lora serves on boards for the Board of Visitors for NC, A & T State University, Piedmont Capital Funding, and Family Services of the Piedmont.

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Lora Christine Cubbage

As of February 9, 2024, Lora Christine Cubbage’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- The North Carolina Supreme Court consists of seven judges, called justices. There is one chief justice and six associate justices. They decide on cases as a group.
- They are the state's highest court, and their decisions on state law are final. They are also the final authority on the North Carolina Constitution. 
- The NC Supreme Court is the final court for appeals in North Carolina. During an appeal, the Supreme Court is primarily tasked with considering whether an error occurred at trial or in judicial interpretation of the law. They also decide appeals in death penalty cases.
- Supreme Court justices are elected to eight-year terms in partisan elections. 