George Bell

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Bell received his B.S. in business management from Cornell University in 2000 and his J.D. from Regent University School of Law in 2003. He worked as a law clerk to the Honorable David F. Pugh from 2004-2005 and became a managing partner at Bell and Bell Law Firm, P.C. in 2006. Bell is a volunteer wrestling coach at Mooresville High School and a volunteer soccer coach at Strikers Soccer Center. He is a member of F3 Nation and attends Grace Covenant Church.[3]

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Bell issued the following statement regarding his bid for office:

I will be committed to following the law and treating each person that walks into my courtroom with respect. I will weight the facts of each case consistently and apply the law fairly to all people. I vow to put aside any personal offense or personal bias that would tend to cloud or affect my judgment.

I am running for office because I believe that our court system needs consistency. As a practicing lawyer, I have seen lawyers continue their cases to 'judge shop' because they are unsure of how a judge will rule. If elected, I will be consistent, fair, impartial, and I hope to reduce the amount of judge shopping that is ubiquitous in our court system. I hope to restore faith in our judicial system.

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—George Bell, [3]