Duncan
Crow of Mobile has announced his candidacy for the Alabama Court of Criminal
Appeals, Place 2.Crow, 51, is running as a Republican, and has practiced law for 21 years. His legal experience includes clerking with the U. S. Attorney’s office, private practice, and 20 years of serving the State of Alabama as an Assistant Attorney General, prosecuting criminal cases and handling civil matters all over Alabama.
“It is my belief that experience matters and this race will benefit from my experience in trying cases in counties all over the state of Alabama,” he said in a statement.
Crow said he hopes to continue serving the people of Alabama by being elected to the Court of Criminal Appeals, and intends to draw upon his 20 years of experience as an Assistant Attorney General to ensure that the law is applied to the facts in every case.
“Alabama’s population and business growth are unprecedented and I believe it is crucial now to make certain our appellate bench is filled with experienced, hardworking people.”
Crow graduated from Mary G. Montgomery High School and holds a dual bachelor’s degree in history and literature from the University of Mobile. He earned his law degree from Cumberland School of Law in Birmingham. He is married to Louise Crow, a Realtor with Prudential Cooper and Company. They attend Overlook Presbyterian Church, where he serves as an elder. They have three children, and reside in Mobile County.