Current Judges
# | Title | Judge | Duty station | Born | Term of service | Appointed by | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Active | Chief | Senior | ||||||
32 | Chief Judge | Margaret B. Seymour | Columbia | 1947 | 1998–present | 2012–present | - | Clinton |
26 | District Judge | David C. Norton | Charleston | 1946 | 1990–present | 2007–2012 | — | G.H.W. Bush |
25 | District Judge | Joseph Fletcher Anderson, Jr. | Columbia | 1949 | 1986–present | 2000–2007 | — | Reagan |
30 | District Judge | Cameron McGowan Currie | Columbia | 1948 | 1994–present | — | — | Clinton |
33 | District Judge | Terry L. Wooten | Florence | 1954 | 2001–present | — | — | G.W. Bush |
35 | District Judge | Robert Bryan Harwell | Florence | 1959 | 2004–present | — | — | G.W. Bush |
36 | District Judge | Richard Mark Gergel | Charleston | 1954 | 2010–present | — | — | Obama |
37 | District Judge | J. Michelle Childs | Greenville | 1966 | 2010–present | — | — | Obama |
38 | District Judge | Timothy M. Cain | Greenville | 1961 | 2011–present | — | — | Obama |
39 | District Judge | Mary Geiger Lewis | Columbia | 1958 | 2012–present | — | — | Obama |
17 | Senior District Judge | Solomon Blatt Jr. | Charleston | 1921 | 1971–1990 | 1986–1990 | 1990–present | Nixon |
20 | Senior District Judge | Charles Weston Houck | Charleston | 1933 | 1979–2003 | 1993–2000 | 2003–present | Carter |
21 | Senior District Judge | George Ross Anderson, Jr. | Anderson | 1929 | 1980–2009 | (none) | 2009–present | Carter |
28 | Senior District Judge | Henry Michael Herlong, Jr. | Greenville | 1944 | 1991–2009 | (none) | 2009–present | G.H.W. Bush |
31 | Senior District Judge | Patrick Michael Duffy | Charleston | 1943 | 1995–2009 | (none) | 2009–present | Clinton |
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