"Inexplicably, elves sometimes move and don't move overnight," the judge joked in the mock order. "When these elves do not move, it leaves our children of tender years in state of extreme emotional distress."
November 05, 2021 at 06:41 PM
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Litigation Reporter
The original version of this story was published on Daily Report Online
As the holiday season fast approaches, a Georgia judge has gifted jurists some unconventional holiday humor in the form of a mock court order.
Cobb Judicial Circuit Superior Court Chief Judge Robert D. Leonard II took to Twitter to poke fun at Elf on the Shelf, a holiday tradition aimed at encouraging children to behave by having guardians relocate a toy elf, alleged to be Santa’s watchman, throughout the house in the days leading up to Christmas.
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