John Marsh Tyson (born July 14, 1953) is a lawyer and an American government official, currently serving as the Judge of the Court of Appeal of North Carolina. He also served in court from 2001 to 2009.
Before serving in the North Carolina Court of Appeals, Judge Tyson worked at Tyson & amp; Associates, where he practiced landlord-tenants, land use, and real property law, civil litigation and criminal defense. Judge Tyson is a Board Certified Specialist by the North Carolina State Council for Legal Specializations for real estate, business, commercial, and industry transaction laws, the only North Carolina certified judge.
Judge Tyson over thirty years of professional experience includes private law practice, the development and position of a senior-level real estate advisory firm, and more than twenty-five years as a Legal Professor and author.
Tyson is a member of North Carolina and Virginia State Bars and a certified mediator and arbitrator. He is a former member of the North Carolina Property Tax Commission and former chair of the Cumberland County and Land Cumberland Planning and Water Conservation Planning Board. Judge Tyson is a frequent CLE presenter and writer, and holds the AV-Pre-eminent peer reviewed rating from Martindale Hubbell.
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Judge John M. Tyson was born in Cumberland County, North Carolina on July 14, 1953.
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Judge Tyson graduated from Terry Sanford High School, in Fayetteville, North Carolina, in 1971. After graduating from high school, Tyson attended the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, in Wilmington, North Carolina, and earned his Bachelor of Arts (BA ) with emphasis in English and Secondary Education, as a member of the Dean's Register, in 1974.
He followed Adrian Wiggins's Law School, Norman School, at Buies Creek, North Carolina, and earned a Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree in 1979, a law school premier.
In addition, Judge Tyson has received many degrees and professional accreditations. He studied at Notre Dame Law School - through the London School of Economic & amp; Political Science, in London, England, during their Summer Program, in 1977. In 1988, he attended the Duke University Fuqua School of Business, in Durham, North Carolina, and obtained his Master of Business Administration (MBA). In 2001, he attended New York University Law School, in New York, for a Judge of Appeals Seminar, during Summer 2001. In May 2004, he attended the University of Virginia Law School, in Charlottesville, Virginia, and obtained his Master of Laws in Judicial Process, (LL.M.).
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In 2000, Tyson was elected to the North Carolina Appeals Court. His tenure began in January 2001. He was defeated for re-election for a second term in 2008. He continues to serve as a judge of withdrawal at the Court of Appeals, and as a North Carolina High Court judge of emergency, and a Professor of Legal Assistant at the Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law (Campbell University). Tyson was elected to the Court of Appeals again in November 2014 for terms beginning in January 2015.
Tyson practiced law in Fayetteville from 1993 to 1996 and from 1996 until his election to the Court, with a short tenure as Senior Vice President of Development for Blockbuster Entertainment Group at Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, in 1996.
He worked as Director and Real Estate Adviser for Revco Drug Stores, Inc., from 1982 to 1993 and in the same capacity for Family Dollar Stores, Inc., from 1980 to 1982.
He served as North Carolina Experiment/Liberation Officer Officer for the North Carolina Department of Correction, from 1975 to 1976. He also became a public school teacher and deputy sheriff in Cumberland County.
Reception bar
- North Carolina State Bar, 1980 (applicable to all North Carolina Courts)
- Virginia State Bar, 1981
- United States Supreme Court Bar, 1983
- United States Court of Appeals (Circuit 4), 1980
- United States District Court (for WDNC in 1980) & amp; (for EDNC in 1997)
Professional organizations
- Certified Arbitrator, Financial Industry Regulatory Authorities, (FINRA), 2009-present.
- Certified Mediator Mediation, North Carolina Court of Appeal, 2003-present.
- United States District Court District Court Certified (E.D.N.C.), 1993-present;
- Certified as Mediator by the North Carolina District Court Administrative Office and Commission on Dispute Resolution for High Court Mediation North Carolina, 1992-present;
- American Arbitration Association, member of Arbitrator Panel, 1991-present;
- North Carolina Bar Association, 1980-present;
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- Committee:
- Law School Relation Committee, 2006-present;
- Bench Bar Liaison Committee, 2011-present
- Vice President, Board of Governors, 2007-2008;
- Family Law Section Board, 2007-2008;
- Women in the Professional Committee, 2004-2005;
- Minority in the Professional Committee, 2004-2005;
- Membership of the Committee, 2003-2004;
- Technology Advisory Committee, 2001-2003;
- Committee:
- Development Committee, 1994-1996.
- Cumberland County Bar Association, 1980-present;
- North Carolina Association of Women Attorneys, 2002-2008;
- Wake County Bar Association, 2001-2008;
- American Bar Association, 1980-1992;
- The North Carolina Trial Lawyers Academy, 1979-1980.
Publications
Getting Paid, Avoiding Conflict, and Supervisory Staff: Cost Arrangements, Multi-party Representation, and Delegate Tasks, The North Carolina State Bar Journal, No. 16 2 (Summer, 2011).
- Fixed Auto and Administration Fee: Rights and Remedies Available to Landlords and Renter in Bankruptcy Law . 31 CAMPBELL L. REV. 413 (Spring, 2009).
- Brief History of the American Bar Code of Conduct and Rules of Professional Responsibility Model: 1908-2008 , 1 CHARLOTTE L. REV 9 (Autumn, 2008).
- Ethical Duty of the Prosecutor's Office to Oversee Legal Officers Staff , The North Carolina State Bar Journal, No. 13 1 (Spring, 2008).
- Alleged Guilt Until Proven Not Guilty: Using Statistical Study Results or Econometrics as Evidence , which appears in 10 ST. THOMAS L.REV. 387 (Winter, 1998); quoted in 5B Wash. Prac., Proof of Law and Practice Sec 702.55 (fourth edition) and printed in 2005;
- the Preparation, Interpretation, and Entry of Leases of Commercial and Trade Centers , which appear on 14 CAMPBELL L.REV. 275 (1992), quoted, quoted by interpretation, and adopted by the North Carolina Court of Appeal, Pleasant Valley Promenade v. Lechmere, Inc., 120 NC App. 650, 464 S. E.2d 47 (1995); quoted and quoted by the West Virginia High Court on Appeals: Frederick Business Properties Co. v. People DrugStores, Inc., 445 S.Ed 176, 191 W.Va. 235 (W.Va. 20 May 1994); and by the Tennessee Court of Appeals: BVT Leb. Shopping Ctr., Ltd. v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., 1999 Tenn. App. LEXIS 267, 1999 WL 236273 (Tenn.Ct App Apr. 23, 1999); Reviewed by Frona M. Powell at 23 Real Est. L.J. 178 (1994);
- The Philosophy of Negotiation , appearing on Retail Leasing Reporter , in May, 1990;
- Consolidated Consolidated Estimates: A Process to Improve the Accuracy and Sensitivity of Economic forecasts , which appear in the MBA Forecast via Duke University on page 107, in 1989;
- Standard Care Standard for North Carolina Healthcare Providers , which appears in 1 CAMPBELL L.REV. 111 (1979), quoted, quoted by interpretation adopted by the Supreme Court of North Carolina, Wall v. Stout, 310 NC 184, 311 SE2d 571 in 1984 and reviewed by Justice I. Beverly Lake, Sr. and appeared in Cambell Law Observers in 1980.
- Panelists at the University of Virginia Law School on Public Service and Law and contributed to the article "Judicial Election Campaign: Free Speech, Public Dollar, and Judge Role", released on February 12, 2005;
- "A Judge Salutes Another", a letter to The Fayetteville Observer's Editor, on 31 October 2005, p.Ã, 11A.
Board and Commission
Tyson was recently appointed to the North Carolina State Ethics Commission by North Carolina House of Representatives for a three-year term starting in 2013. He was appointed to the North Carolina Judiciary Conference Committee on Compensation and Benefits by the North Carolina Justice Chief (2002-2008). He was appointed to the North Carolina Property Tax Commission by the Chairman of the Council of North Carolina Representatives, where he served from 1997 to 1999. He was appointed to the Legislative Research Committee on Private Property by President Pro Tempore of the North Carolina Senate held office in 1995. He is a member from the Legislative Research Committee on the Impact of Costs, Exceptions and Dedications by the President of Pro-tem of the Senate in 1994. He was elected to Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation Area, where he served as Vice Chairman & amp; then Chairman of the Board, and served from 1992 to 1996. He was appointed to the Cumberland Planning and Zoning Council, where he was elected Vice Chairman and then Chairman of the Board, and served from 1993 to 2001.
Military services
He was assigned as Captain, promoted to Major, Lieutenant Colonel and served as Colonel and Judge Staff Advocate for North Carolina State Defense Force, under the command of North Carolina Adjutant from 1987 to 1996, and is currently in reserve inactive. He served as Colonel and Judge Staff Advocate for the United States Service Command in the Third Division, (a voluntary non-profit disaster relief organization), from 1999 to 2004.
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External links
- Web Site of Judge Tyson
- Official Appeal Monastery
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