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A chief magistrate judge's fight to keep his seat on a Georgia bench may clarify the limits of the state Judicial Qualifications Commission's authority. Charles T. Robertson II appeared before a JQC panel last week to argue that two military convictions, both more than 20 years old, don't disqualify him from being a judge. At issue is whether the JQC has jurisdiction to discipline a judge for crimes committed before he took the bench.
August 11, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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