Mack Crawford (Photo: John Disney/ALM)
Judge Robert "Mack" Crawford recused himself from all criminal and civil forfeiture cases the day after Griffin Circuit District Attorney Ben Coker asked the Georgia Attorney General’s Office to appoint a prosecutor to review possible improprieties.
July 27, 2018 at 03:26 PM
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A Griffin Circuit Superior Court judge embroiled in criminal and state ethics investigations has recused from hearing criminal, civil forfeitures and child support cases in four counties.
Judge Robert “Mack” Crawford signed voluntary recusal orders in Fayette, Upson, Spalding and Pike counties until further notice. Those counties are in the Griffin Judicial Circuit south of Atlanta.
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