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In an abrupt change, a judge has removed the Georgia Capital Defender Office from representation of accused courthouse shooter Brian G. Nichols after issues arose concerning one defense attorney's administrative suspension from the Georgia bar for nonpayment of dues. Senior Judge Hilton M. Fuller Jr. presided over an emergency hearing Wednesday and accepted the entry of appearance of Nichols' new attorney, Gary Parker of the Georgia Public Defender Standards Council.
May 26, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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