"As an attorney, I have always been committed to the rule of law and to upholding and defending the Constitution.  That will not change if I am elected.  The job of a circuit judge is to apply the law equally and impartially and to be respectful, courteous, and fair with the lawyers and parties.  It is not to legislate from the bench.  I will only apply the law as written."

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Attorney Kevin Hall is a Republican candidate for circuit judge in Alabama's Fifth Circuit.  The Fifth Circuit is made up of Chambers, Macon, Randolph, and Tallapoosa counties.

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Hall is currently serving as assistant district attorney in the Fifth Circuit.  Before that, he spent several years in private practice where he focused on both civil and criminal law.  Hall has also served as an adjunct professor of business law at Carson-Newman University.

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Hall is a graduate of Faulkner University's Jones School of Law, where he served as president and founding member of the Christian Legal Society.  He also holds an undergraduate degree from Faulkner University and an associates degree from Central Alabama Community College.

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He and his wife, Courtney, also an attorney, serve as foster parents through the Tallapoosa County Department of Human Resources.  They attend First Baptist Church in Dadeville where Hall serves as a deacon.