His drawl is as thick as leftover shrimp and grits. He wears cowboy boots into South Georgia courtrooms. It's an edge, to be sure, but you need more than a Matlock-like performance to win a case in Valdosta. Justin Studstill has more. He learned it down on the farm.
August 26, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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His drawl is as thick as leftover shrimp and grits. He wears cowboy boots into South Georgia courtrooms. It's an edge, to be sure, but you need more than a Matlock-like performance to win a case in Valdosta.
Justin Studstill has more. He learned it down on the farm.
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