“This is what happened,” Cobb County Clerk of Superior Court Rebecca Keaton said Thursday. “By a fluke, we discovered that the numbers are off by maybe a third—inflated by 30 percent.”
March 01, 2018 at 05:13 PM
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Cobb County Superior Court Chief Judge C. LaTain Kell is in the unusual position of having to walk back plans to expand his bench. It turns out that the judges in Marietta are not quite as busy as he thought.
With legislation funding a new judicial position for his court halfway through the Georgia General Assembly, Kell learned that the supporting evidence for the need was based on faulty math.
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