Fulton County Courthouse (Photo: John Disney/ALM)
The seats, to be filled by Gov. Nathan Deal in his last two weeks in office, came open with the announcement that Judge John Goger would retire and Deal's elevation of Judge Todd Markle to the Court of Appeals.
December 17, 2018 at 02:20 PM
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The Judicial Nominating Commission will interview 18 candidates Tuesday for two open seats on the Fulton County Superior Court.
The seats, to be filled by Gov. Nathan Deal in his last two weeks in office, came open with the announcement that Judge John Goger would retire and Deal’s elevation of Judge Todd Markle to the Court of Appeals.
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