Judiciary Committee, North Carolina House of Representatives (decommissioned)

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Membership

House Judiciary Committee, 2019-2020
Democratic members (15)	Republican members (19)	Third-party members(0)
Joe John Brandon Lofton Marcia Morey Robert Reives William Richardson Rachel Hunt Mary Harrison Wesley Harris Rosa Gill Terence Everitt Christy Clark Scott T. Brewer Mary Belk Chaz Beasley Sydney Batch	Destin Hall Vice Chair Lee Zachary Vice Chair Sarah Stevens Chair David Rogers Vice Chair Ted Davis Jr. Senior Chair Jay Adams Jeffrey McNeely Allen McNeill Larry Potts Chris Humphrey John Sauls John Torbett Julia Howard Dean Arp John Faircloth Jr. Carson Smith Jr. Dana Bumgardner Hugh Blackwell Lisa Barnes

Charles McGrady (R) left this committee on October 01, 2020.

The following table describes committee membership at the beginning of the 2013 legislative session.

Judiciary Committee Members, 2013
Democratic members (15)	Republican members (28)
• Alma Adams	• N. Leo Daughtry, Chair
• Nathan Baskerville	• John M. Blust, Vice Chair
• Marcus Brandon	• Jonathan C. Jordan, Vice Chair
• Jean Farmer-Butterfield	• Chuck McGrady, Vice Chair
• Valerie P. Foushee	• Tim Moore, Vice Chair
• Rick Glazier	• Sarah Stevens, Vice Chair
• Larry D. Hall	• Dean Arp
• Pricey Harrison	• John R. Bell, IV
• Verla Insko	• Hugh Blackwell
• Darren G. Jackson	• Rayne Brown
• Henry M. Michaux, Jr.	• Rob Bryan
• Annie W. Mobley	• Justin P. Burr
• Joe Sam Queen	• George G. Cleveland
• Bobbie Richardson	• Debra Conrad
• Deborah K. Ross	• Ted Davis, Jr.
	• John Faircloth
	• Jon Hardister
	• D. Craig Horn
	• Julia C. Howard
	• Pat B. Hurley
	• Allen McNeill
	• Nathan Ramsey
	• Stephen M. Ross
	• Jason Saine
	• Jacqueline Michelle Schaffer
	• Paul Stam
	• Bob Steinburg
	• Rena W. Turner

Judiciary Committee Members, 2011
Democratic members (15)	Republican members (22)	Third-party members (1)
• Martha Alexander	• Namon Daughtry, Chair	• Bert Jones
• Alice Bordsen	• Justin Burr, Vice Chair
• Angela Bryant	• W. David Guice, Vice Chair
• James Crawford, Jr.	• Grey Mills, Jr., Vice Chair
• Bill Faison	• Timothy K. Moore, Vice Chair
• Rick Glazier	• Shirley Randleman, Vice Chair
• Joe Hackney	• Johnathan Rhyne, Vice Chair
• Robert Phillip Haire	• Hugh Blackwell
• Larry Hall	• John M. Blust
• Mary Harrison	• Rayne Brown
• Verla Insko	• George Cleveland
• Darren Jackson	• James Dixon
• Grier Martin	• John Faircloth
• Henry Michaux, Jr.	• Mark Hilton
• Jennifer Weiss	• Julia Howard
	• Dan Ingle
	• Jonathan Jordan
	• Ric Killian
	• Charles McGrady
	• Gaston Pridgen
	• Paul Stam
	• Sarah Stevens

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