Welcome back to the Carolina Cabinet! In this episode, Peter Pappas sits down with Judge Toby Hampson, who is running for reelection to North Carolina’s Court of Appeals. Born in England and raised in Moore County, Toby Hampson shares his journey from public schools to Campbell Law, providing insights into his path to the appellate bench. The conversation navigates the ins and outs of the appellate court, highlighting how North Carolina’s judicial system works to ensure the law makes sense in the real world and delivers fair outcomes for everyday people. Peter Pappas and Toby Hampson discuss the challenges of partisan judicial elections, the impact of artificial intelligence on the courts, and the realities of running a statewide campaign. Whether you’re passionate about the legal system or simply interested in the stories behind the names on your ballot, this episode offers a candid look at justice, accountability, and the commitment to serving North Carolinians.
Judge Toby Hampson on Appellate Practice, Fairness in Courts, and the Future of Judicial Elections
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