Meet Taylor Bachelor
An experienced attorney, dedicated public servant, and compassionate leader, Taylor Bachelor has spent over sixteen years advocating for justice and fairness in the courtroom. With a distinguished career spanning prosecution, defense, and judicial roles, she brings a well-rounded perspective to the bench.
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Taylor's legal journey began with an undergraduate degree from Tennessee State University, followed by law school at the University of Memphis. She later pursued further studies at Memphis Theological Seminary, reinforcing her commitment to faith-based service and ethical leadership.
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Beyond her legal career, Taylor and her husband, Dr. Samuel Bachelor, are proud foster parents, with the dream of adopting their little girl. Her deep ties to the community include serving as a trustee at St. Paul Baptist Church and supporting numerous organizations like the Shelby County Drug Court Foundation, Women United for United Way of the Mid-South, and the Ben F. Jones Chapter of the National Bar Association.
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Taylor believes that justice should be fair, compassionate, and accessible to all. Her diverse experiences have shaped her vision for a safer, more equitable Shelby County.
Proven Leadership & Experience
Eskridge Law Offices, PLLC
Assistant U.S. Attorney, Department of Justice
Judicial Commissioner, Shelby County General Sessions Criminal Court
Magistrate Judge, Shelby County Juvenile Court
Shelby County District Attorney's Office
Taylor has handled cases at every level of the criminal justice system, ensuring fairness for victims and defendants alike. Her ability to balance empathy with accountability makes her the right choice for General Sessions Judge.
Supporters
Dr. Christopher B. Davis, Senior Pastor, St. Paul Baptist Church
Taylor’s approach to justice is deeply rooted in her understanding of fairness and her desire to see a safer and more equitable Shelby County.
Judge Carolyn Blackett, Shelby County Criminal Court
As someone who has presided over criminal cases for over 30 years, I can confidently say that Attorney Bachelor possesses the knowledge, skills, and temperament required to excel as a General Sessions Judge.
Norman N. Miller, Jr., President & CEO, Innovative Counseling
Taylor has consistently shown herself to be a compassionate yet resolute advocate for fairness and rehabilitation.
Why Taylor?
Experienced & Qualified - Sixteen years in legal practice, including prosecution, defense, and judicial roles.
Fair & Compassionate - Committed to justice that is both firm and empathetic.
Community Driven - A lifelong advocate for community service and rehabilitation programs.
Join the Movement
Your vote matters! Help bring integrity and fairness to Shelby County's justice system. Let's put
Bachelor on the bench!