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Fulton Superior Court Judge Philip F. Etheridge became the first judge in Georgia to follow up on a jury's verdict in the guilt-innocence phase of a death penalty trial with a judicial determination of the sentence. Other judges have tried both phases of the case, but no other case has been handled in this manner. Etheridge sentenced Kimjon Ingram, convicted in the deaths of two babies, to life without parole rather than death.
October 30, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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