When Georgia Supreme Court Justice Hugh Thompson leaves his chambers at the end of the day, he packs up his take-home reading in a faded cardboard box with clear tape reinforcing the worn handles. At the start of the New Year, another chief justice will take over and Thompson will carry the box out one last time.
December 15, 2016 at 05:48 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.com
When Georgia Supreme Court Justice Hugh Thompson leaves his chambers at the end of the day, he packs up his take-home reading in a faded cardboard box with clear tape reinforcing the worn handles.
Staff members have offered to help him upgrade to an attachÉ case or a work bag, but he says there’s no reason to go to that expense when the box works just fine.
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