An Atlanta civil rights attorney is challenging a decision made by U.S. District Senior Judge Jack T. Camp last summer because at the time, according to the FBI, the judge was using illegal drugs. Attorney Gerald R. Weber has asked the 11th Circuit to reverse Camp's order denying Weber's clients about $200,000 in legal fees and expenses because Camp issued the order under circumstances "potentially clouding the integrity of that order." Camp was arrested Oct. 1 on drug and gun charges as part of an FBI sting.
October 22, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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An Atlanta civil rights attorney is challenging a decision made by U.S. District Senior Judge Jack T. Camp last summer because at the time, according to the FBI, the judge was using illegal drugs.
Attorney Gerald R. Weber has asked the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to reverse Camp’s order denying Weber’s clients about $200,000 in legal fees and expenses.
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