George Carr

Nonpartisan

Prior offices:

United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida

Years in office: 1977 - 1990

Education

Bachelor's

University of Florida, 1951

Law

University of Florida Law, 1954

Personal

Birthplace

Lakeland, FL

George Carter Carr (1929-1990) was afederal judge for theUnited States District Court for the Middle District of Florida.

Carr was nominated by PresidentJimmy Carter on November 21, 1977, to a seat vacated byCharles Scott; he was confirmed by the Senate on December 15, 1977, and received commissionthe next day. He served aschief judge from 1989 until his death onJanuary 26, 1990. Carr was succeeded in this position byAnne Conway.

Early life and education

• University of Florida, B.S.B.A., 1951
• University of Florida College of Law, LL.B., 1954

Professional career

• Private practice, Florida, 1954-1978
• Assistant county attorney, Board of County Commissioners, Polk County, Florida, 1959-1973
• County attorney, Board of County Commissioners, Polk County, Florida, 1973-1978

Judicial nominations and appointments

Middle District of Florida

Carr was nominated by PresidentJimmy Carter on November 21, 1977, to a seat vacated byCharles Scott; he was confirmed by the Senate on December 15, 1977, and received commissionthe next day. He served aschief judge from 1989 until his death onJanuary 26, 1990.^[1] Carr was succeeded in this position byAnne Conway.

External links

• Biography from theFederal Judicial Center

Footnotes

v • e Federal judges who have served theUnited States District Court for the Middle District of Florida
Active judges	Chief Judge: Marcia Howard  •  Mary Scriven  •  Sheri Chappell  •  Wendy W. Berger  •  Tom Barber  •  Carlos E. Mendoza  •  Paul G. Byron  •  John L. Badalamenti  •  William Jung  •  Julie Sneed  •  Anne-Leigh Gaylord Moe  •  Kathryn Kimball Mizelle  •  Jordan Pratt  •  Kyle Dudek
Senior judges	Patricia Fawsett  •  Harvey Schlesinger  •  Susan Bucklew  •  Elizabeth Kovachevich  •  Anne Conway  •  Steven Merryday  •  Henry Adams  •  Richard Lazzara  •  James Whittemore (Florida)  •  John Antoon  •  John Steele  •  James S. Moody (Florida federal judge)  •  Gregory Presnell  •  Timothy Corrigan (Florida)  •  Virginia Covington  •  Charlene Honeywell  •  Roy Bale Dalton, Jr.  •  Brian J. Davis  •
Magistrate judges	Thomas G. Wilson  •  Greg Kelly  •  James Klindt  •  Monte Richardson  •  Anthony E. Porcelli  •  Joel Toomey  •  Philip Lammens  •  Patricia D. Barksdale  •  Mac McCoy  •  Daniel Irick  •  Amanda Sansone  •  Nicholas Mizell  •  Leslie Hoffman  •  Christopher Tuite  •  Sean Flynn (Florida)  •  Embry Kidd  •
Former Article III judges	George C. Young  •  Howell Melton  •  William Castagna  •  John Moore (Florida)  •  William Hodges  •  George Sharp  •  Gerald Tjoflat  •  Susan Black (Eleventh Circuit)  •  George Carr  •  Isaac Krentzman  •  Joseph Lieb  •  William McRae  •  Ralph Nimmons  •  John Reed (Florida)  •  Charles Scott (Florida)  •  John Bryan Simpson  •
Former Chief judges	Patricia Fawsett  •  George C. Young  •  John Moore (Florida)  •  William Hodges  •  Elizabeth Kovachevich  •  Steven Merryday  •  Timothy Corrigan (Florida)  •  Susan Black (Eleventh Circuit)  •  George Carr  •  Isaac Krentzman  •  Joseph Lieb  •  William McRae  •  John Bryan Simpson  •

v • e Federal judges nominated byJimmy Carter
1977	Ballantine •Bownes •Boyle •Bua •Carr •Clark •Cowan •Daly •Filippine •Higginbotham •Hoeveler •Hug •Johnstone •Kane •Keith •Leval •Logan •MacLaughlin •McKay •Melton •Merritt •Murphy •Nickerson •Oberdorfer •Roszkowski •Roy •Rubin •Sifton •Tang •Vance •Veron
1978	Arnold •Baker •Boyle •Burns •Campos •Claiborne •Collins •Cook •Devine •Diamond •Duplantier •Edenfield •Friedman •Gonzalez •Greene •Jenkins •Lowe •Mazzone •McMillian •O'Brien •Pfaelzer •Phillips •Pollak •Sand •Shapiro •Simmons •Smith •Sweet •Tanner •Wiseman •Ziegler
1979	Ackerman •Alarcon •Anderson •Arceneaux •Arnold •Aspen •Beatty •Beer •Belew •Bertelsman •Bilby •N. Black •S. Black •Bloch •Bowen •Brett •Brooks •Brown •Buchmeyer •Bunton •Burciaga •Cabranes •Carr •Carrigan •Castagna •Cire •Clark •Cohn •Conaboy •Cordova •Crabb •Cudahy •Davis •DeAnda •Debevoise •Edwards •Eginton •Ellison •Enslen •O. Evans •T. Evans •Farris •Ferguson •Fletcher •Frye •Garcia •Garza •B. Gibson •H. Gibson •Gierbolini-Ortiz •Giles •Gilliam •Green •Hall •Hastings •Hatchett •Hatfield •Hatter •Hawkins •Henderson •Higby •Hillman •Houck •Howard •Hudspeth •Hungate •F. Johnson •S. Johnson •N. Jones •S. Jones •Karlton •Kazen •Kearse •Keeton •Kehoe •Kennedy •Kidd •King •Kravitch •Loughlin •Martin •McCurn •McDonald •McNaught •McNichols •Mikva •Mitchell •Moran •Murnaghan •Murphy •D. Nelson •D.W. Nelson •Newblatt •Newman •Overton •Paine •Panner •J. Parker •R. Parker •Penn •Perez-Gimenez •Perry •Politz •Poole •Porter •Pregerson •Price •Rambo •Ramirez •Reavley •Redden •E. Reed •S. Reed •Reinhardt •Renner •Robinson •Rothstein •Sachs •Saffels •Sanders •Sarokin •Schroeder •Schwartz •Seay •Senter •Seymour •Shannon •Shaw •Shoob •Skopil •Sloviter •Sofaer •Spellman •Sprouse •Staker •Tate •Taylor •Thompson •Tidwell •Unthank •Vietor •Vining •Wald •Ward •Weinshienk •West •Wicker •Williams •Winder •Woods •Wright • Zobel
1980	Aguilar •Aldrich •Anderson •Boochever •Breyer •Britt •Cahill •Canby •Carroll •Cerezo •Clemon •S. Ervin •R. Erwin •Getzendanner •Gilmore •Ginsburg •Haltom •Hardy •Henderson •Hobbs •Holschuh •Horton •Howard •Johnson •Keep •Kelly •Kenyon •Kocoras •Marquez •Marshall •Michael •Nixon •Norris •Patel •Polozola •Propst •Quackenbush •Ramsey •Rice •Shadur •Spiegel •Tashima •Thompson •Vela •White •Williams
1981	Heen