WILMINGTON, Del. — Governor Matt Meyer has put forward the nomination of Jordan Ponzo Perry, Esq., for a judgeship on the Court of Common Pleas, highlighting her extensive legal background and commitment to public service. Ponzo Perry, a Wilmington native, brings nearly 20 years of legal expertise as both a criminal prosecutor and civil litigator.
Currently serving as an Assistant County Attorney in New Castle County, Ponzo Perry represents the Department of Public Safety. In this role, she collaborates closely with law enforcement, emergency responders, and county officials, addressing a myriad of legal matters relevant to public safety.
“Jordan Perry’s experience and commitment to justice make her an exceptional candidate for this position,” Governor Meyer stated. “Her career reflects a deep dedication to fairness, and I am confident that she will uphold these values on the bench.”
Ponzo Perry’s earlier experience includes serving as an Assistant State’s Attorney in Prince George’s County, Maryland, where she prosecuted numerous misdemeanor and felony cases. She later transitioned to civil law, working as a partner at a Wilmington law firm.
The nomination is set to go before the Delaware Senate, which will reconvene for a special session on September 22, 2025, to review Perry’s nomination along with other pending matters.
Ponzo Perry has built a robust legal career, emphasizing her dedication to public service. As an Assistant County Attorney, she not only enforces the New Castle County Code but also engages in contract law and civil litigation, representing the county in various legal scenarios.
With her experience as a partner at Jacobs & Crumplar, P.A., she has tackled cases involving personal injury, toxic torts, and other forms of litigation. In addition to her legal practice, Ponzo Perry is an adjunct professor at Wilmington University, where she teaches courses in contracts, torts, and cyberlaw.
She holds a Juris Doctor from Howard University School of Law and a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Delaware. Alongside her formal education, Ponzo Perry is a graduate of Leadership Delaware and has obtained certifications in Command and Leadership and Women’s Leadership.
Admitted to practice in Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and the District of Columbia, she has been active in professional associations, serving on the Delaware State Bar Association’s Nominating Committee and the Superior Court Civil Rules Committee. She is also involved with several organizations promoting representation within the legal community, including the Delaware Barristers Association and Black Women Lawyers of Delaware.
For inquiries or interview requests with Governor Meyer, the public can contact the governor’s office via email.
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