Judge John Goger (Photo: John Disney)
Fulton County Deputy Chief Judge John Goger, who also heads the court's Business Division, sat down to reflect on 23 years as a judge on the state and superior court benches.
December 21, 2018 at 12:38 PM
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staff reporter
After more than 23 years as a Fulton County jurist, Superior Court Deputy Chief Judge John Goger will take senior status on Jan. 1.
He’s been involved in some of the court’s most high-profile cases during those years and has worked to expand the Business Division specialty court into a regional resource for other circuits.
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