Challenges to re-election bids by two Fulton County Superior Court judges produced a few sparks at a Wednesday night debate.
May 12, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Challenges to re-election bids by two Fulton County Superior Court judges produced a few sparks at a Wednesday night debate. But the candidates who appeared mostly found common ground concerning such issues as the value of accountability courts, judges’ duties to engage in community outreach and the need for tough prison terms for violent felons.
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