The Supreme Court of Georgia has reinstated felony charges accusing metro Atlanta lawyers David Cohen and John Butters and their client of violating the state's eavesdropping law in connection with the secret recording of the chief executive of Waffle House on a sex tape.
November 02, 2017 at 04:44 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Daily Report Online
The Supreme Court of Georgia reinstated three of four criminal charges Thursday against two metro Atlanta lawyers and their client stemming from a secret recording of her sexual encounter with the chairman of the Waffle House restaurant chain.
In a unanimous ruling with three separate concurrence by five justices, the high court reversed a Fulton County judge’s dismissal of felony charges lodged against attorneys David Cohen and John Butters and their client, Mye Brindle.
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John Butters (left) and David Cohen. Photo by John Disney.
