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Vicki M. Davis currently serves as a Circuit Court Judge for the 13th Judicial District of Alabama. She was appointed by Alabama Governor Kay Ivey to fill this position in June of 2023. Vicki served as an Assistant United States Attorney in the Southern District of Alabama for twenty -one years. As a federal prosecutor, she has prosecuted a myriad of federal offenses, ranging from mail fraud and carjacking to multimillion dollar mortgage fraud. During her tenure as a federal prosecutor, she served as chief of the criminal division, senior litigation counsel, chairperson of the diversity committee, and the district election officer.
As a 1987 graduate of Cumberland law school, Vicki has decades of experience in the judicial system as a prosecutor and as a Judge. Vicki, for nine years, served as an Assistant District Attorney for Mobile County, four of which she served as the team leader for murder prosecutions. She was known for her thorough preparation, court presence, and unrelenting search for truth. She earned the respect of both attorneys and members of the judiciary. During her tenure in the District Attorney’s Office, she prosecuted more than six thousand cases, ranging from felonies to misdemeanors.
After nine years with the District Attorney’s office, Vicki was appointed as District Court Judge for the 13th District of Alabama. As a District Judge, she presided over bond hearings, preliminary hearings, misdemeanor trials and civil matters. Her reputation as hard working and fair followed her from the District Attorney’s office to the bench.
After leaving the District Court Bench she served as legal advisor to the Mobile Police Department and later joined the law firm of Alford, Clausen, and McDonald where she concentrated on complex litigation, medical malpractice defense and mediation. She also served the citizens of Prichard, Alabama as a municipal court judge
Judge Davis is a graduate of Bishop State Community College, the University of Alabama and Cumberland School of Law. She has been active in professional associations including the Paul Brock Inns of Court, the Alice Meadows Council and the Mobile Bar Association. She was president of the 1998 Class of Leadership Mobile and a member of the 2010 Class of Leadership Alabama. Her volunteer affiliations have included Penelope House Board of Directors, Academy of Public Service Advisory Board, Mobile Area Education Foundation Board of Directors, Blacks in Government, Teen Center Board of Directors, United Way Board of Trustees, Co-sponsor of Boy Scouts Explorer, Boys and Girls Club, Prichard Advisory Board, and Family Counseling Center Board of Directors.
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