Letitia H. Verdin

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Letitia H. Verdin
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Verdin after Supreme Court election by General Assembly June 5, 2024
Associate Justice-elect of the South Carolina Supreme Court (Seat 3)
Elected
Assumed office
July 31, 2024
Legal offices
Preceded byJudge of the South Carolina Circuit Court
2011-2023
Succeeded by
Jessica Ann Salvini
Preceded by
H. Bruce Williams
Judge of the South Carolina Court of Appeals
2023–present
Incumbent