Judge Charlie Bethel (left) gets sworn in by Gov. Nathan Deal to the Georgia Supreme Court with his wife, Lynsey, watching. (Photo: John Disney/ALM)
Bethel said he learned a lot from his fellow judges, including that a judge should "never be under the illusion you are special."
October 02, 2018 at 02:09 PM
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“We do this every week,” Gov. Nathan Deal joked Tuesday as he opened a ceremony during which Judge Charlie Bethel of the state Court of Appeals took the oath to become a state Supreme Court justice.
Deal was presiding over his 11th swearing-in ceremony in two years for jurists on the top two courts; he’s also sworn in countless trial court judges as well.
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