Believes in comprehensive legal expertise, with 23 years in law, roles from Judicial Clerk to Prosecutor, and a private practice owner, encompassing civil, criminal, and real estate law.

Said, "During my career, I have represented people and businesses on both sides of the courtroom in civil cases, prosecuted crimes in municipal court, defended the accused in private practice, and handled complicated family cases."

Said, "I also bring the real-world, business perspective of starting and running my own law firm... My broad experience makes me uniquely qualified to serve on the bench."

Said, "I think, in a lot of drug cases, we've set up drug courts and I think there's a real place for that and a real potential for expansion on those. I think we're starting to realize there's a difference in an addict versus a pusher and I think we're gonna see that expand and I hope that will expand."

Supports judicial restraint and says he will "follow the Constitution, never legislate from the bench."

Said, "After 23 years of practicing law in our community, I know we need an experienced Judge who will serve with integrity and fairness, faithfully follow the law, and have the courage to ensure justice is done."

Plans to prioritize efficiency and service, uphold the law impartially, avoid judicial activism (the practice of using court decisions to create social impact), exercise patience and sound judgment, offer leniency to non-violent offenders, and firmly hold violent criminals accountable to ensure public safety.

Works in the community as President of the South Georgia Council of the Boy Scouts of America and as a board member of the Humane Society of Valdosta/Lowndes County, Partnership Health Center of Valdosta, Scintilla Charter Academy School Board, and of My Father’s Business, which provides free martial counseling.