Judge G. Conley Ingram, Marietta, Georgia. (Courtesy photo)
On the bench, Ingram was so charming that sometimes it was difficult for litigants to realize when they’d lost. “Both sides would think they’d won,” recalled Cobb Superior Court Judge Robert E. Flournoy III. “He just granted summary judgment against you but he did it in such a way that you’d say, ‘That’s nice of you.’”
November 12, 2019 at 09:57 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Daily Report Online
Conley Ingram is being remembered as a judge who made people feel good about what happened in court—even when they lost.
Ingram, a retired senior judge on the Cobb County Superior Court and a former justice on the Georgia Supreme Court, died Monday at his home in Marietta at the age of 89.
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