Keith R. Blackwell

Keith Blackwell

Associate Justice of the Georgia Supreme Court
Incumbent
Assumed office July 19, 2012
Appointed by	Nathan Deal
Preceded by	George Carley
Personal details
Born	1974/1975 (age 41–42)^[1] Cherokee County, Georgia, U.S.
Political party	Republican
Alma mater	University of Georgia (BA, JD)

Keith R. Blackwell is an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Georgia. He was appointed to this position by Governor Nathan Deal on June 25, 2012. Before that, he served as a judge on the Georgia Court of Appeals, where he was appointed by Governor Sonny Perdue on November 1, 2010. He was named as a possible Supreme Court nominee by president-elect Donald Trump.^[2]

References

Biography from the Supreme Court of Georgia's website

↑ Georgia's Newest Justice Makes Trump's List of Possible SCOTUS Picks
↑ Flores, Reena (23 September 2016). "Donald Trump will expand list of possible Supreme Court picks". CBS News. Retrieved 23 September 2016 – via MSN.

Legal offices
Preceded by George Carley	Associate Justice of the Georgia Supreme Court 2012–present	Incumbent

Current statewide political officials of Georgia

U.S. Senators	David Perdue Johnny Isakson

State government	Nathan Deal, Governor Casey Cagle, Lieutenant Governor Brian Kemp, Secretary of State Sam Olens, Attorney General Steve McCoy, Treasurer (appointed) Richard Woods, Superintendent Gary Black, Agriculture Commissioner Ralph Hudgens, Insurance Commissioner Mark Butler, Labor Commissioner Chuck Eaton (Chair), Bubba McDonald (Vice Chair), Doug Everett, Tim Echols, Stan Wise, Public Service Commission

Senate	Tommie Williams, President pro tempore Chip Rogers, Majority Leader Steve Henson, Minority Leader

House	David Ralston, Speaker Jan Jones, Speaker pro tempore Larry O'Neal, Majority Leader Stacey Abrams, Minority Leader

Supreme Court	Hugh Thompson, Chief Justice Harris Hines, Presiding Justice Robert Benham Carol Hunstein Harold Melton David Nahmias Keith Blackwell, Justices

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