James W. Courrier Jr

Professional career

• James W. Courrier Jr. is identified by the official judiciary page as a judge of the Twenty-Fifth Judicial Circuit, Grant and Mineral counties
• James W. Courrier Jr. is a judge of the Twenty‐Fifth Judicial Circuit (Grant and Mineral Counties) in West Virginia, serving on the Circuit Court and elected in a nonpartisan election

Education

Additional information

• Courrier was appointed by Governor Earl Ray Tomblin on January 12, 2016 to succeed Philip B. Jordan, and later won a full term in the May 10, 2016 general election.
• Graduate of West Virginia University and the West Virginia University College of Law.
• Sole practitioner in legal practice
• West Virginia Circuit Court judges are elected in nonpartisan elections to serve eight‐year terms.
• Additional prior assistant-prosecutor work appears in the excerpt but was truncated.
• ’s search excerpt reports undergraduate and law education at West Virginia University and seven years as Mineral County prosecuting attorney before his circuit appointment.