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Stanley makes commitment to justice

Stanley makes commitment to justice

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Warren County native Bart Stanley has announced his candidacy for circuit judge for the 31st Judicial District which serves Warren and Van Buren counties.

Stanley, an attorney in the law firm of Stanley, Bratcher & Stanley of McMinnville, is county attorney for Van Buren County.

Stanley, who has previously served as McMinnville City Judge, believes his years of trial experience in criminal, divorce, work-er’s compensation, personal injury, contracts, property and probate cases provide a solid background for sound decision making and legal rulings.

“For the many people who know me personally, and professionally, they can attest to the fact I am a committed advocate for justice within our legal system,” Stanley said.

Stanley received his education in Tennessee. After graduating from Warren County High, he earned his undergraduate degree from David Lipscomb University in Nashville and then earned his law degree at the University of Memphis.

Stanley is married to the former Melissa Campbell of McMinnville. The couple has a baby daughter, Addy. The candidate is the son of Diane and Larry Stanley of McMinnville.

“As I raise my own family here in my hometown, I realize the impact a parent has on the raising of children,” Stanley said. “Like a good parent, a judge must make sound decisions on behalf of all citizens. The people I want to serve and protect will want an individual that is ready to make positive, lasting impressions in their lives. I believe I am ready to serve.”

Stanley is a member of the Rotary Club of McMinnville and serves with the Warren County Foundation for Education and is a sponsor of the Interact Club at Warren County High School.

His mother, Diane Stanley, is Director of the Alternative School of Warren County. His father, Larry Stanley, is county attorney for Warren County.

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