After 20 years on the federal bench in Atlanta, U.S. District Judge Richard Story says taking senior status will save him a brutal commute—and add a needed extra pair of hands when a new judge is appointed to replace him.
September 05, 2018 at 06:31 PM
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U.S. District Judge Richard Story says his decision to take senior status after 20 years on the federal bench won’t suddenly reduce his caseload.
But he said his decision will likely result in more help for him and his judicial colleagues in the Northern District of Georgia.
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