08/17/2026
What did you miss?
On Friday, August 14th, Judge Vince Rozier,
NC Resident Superior Court Judge respectfully gave a brief review of our court system, highlighting the part he has played during his career.
Judge Rozier, a native of Tar Heel, North Carolina, is the son of Rev. Vinston Rozier, Sr., and Lynne Rozier, a retired school teacher. Growing up, he spent time farming with his grandparents and working in to***co fields from the age of 12 until his senior year in high school.
After graduating as valedictorian of his high school class, he received a full academic scholarship to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He later earned his law degree from NC Central University School of Law and will receive a Master's in Judicial Studies from Duke University School of Law next year.
In 2006, at the age of 29, following his work as a prosecutor, he became the youngest District Court judge in Wake County history. He now serves as a Resident Superior Court judge, presiding over countless issues impacting the people of the state.
Judge Rozier has served on various boards serving abused women, vulnerable youth, and other groups throughout the community. He and his wife now create housing opportunities for women living in shelters or in the woods. He is also a co-founder of Wake County’s Youth Law Day. He even spoke during a truce called by Bloods and Crips gang members.
Judge Rozier is married to Dekhasta Becton Rozier of Raleigh, NC, an attorney
with The Becton Law Group in Raleigh, NC. They have two daughters, Faith Diane (9 years old) and Anna Grace (7 years old). He is the published author of multiple books and serves as an elder and elementary teacher at his church.
