North Carolina’s legal landscape just gained a new figurehead as Governor Josh Stein appointed Alicia Marks Flowers to the Superior Court, stepping in for the vacancy left by the honorable retiring Gail Adams. Flowers, who brings a significant legal pedigree to the bench, previously held the post of Associate Dean of Administration and External Affairs and Counsel to the Dean at the North Carolina Central University School of Law, as reported in a recent press release from the Governor’s Office.
Flowers’ career is deeply rooted in public service, sharpened over fifteen years at the Cumberland County District Attorney’s Office. Her academic credentials span a B.A. from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University and a J.D. from North Carolina Central University School of Law. These accolades, reflect not just the mastery of her profession, but also, her commitment to the community she is poised to serve.
In his announcement, Governor Stein highlighted Flowers’ impeccable qualifications, stating, “With a strong record of public service and deep ties to Cumberland County, Alicia is well suited for this appointment. Her legal knowledge and dedication to her community will serve the county and state well.” This statement resonates with the clear confidence the governor holds in Flowers’ ability to uphold the legal standards expected of the Superior Court, as per the Governor’s Office…