Judge Daniel M. Coursey Jr., of Fulton County Superior Court and his first campaign poster circa 1982. Photo by Greg Land.
As DeKalb's longest-serving judge, Coursey has seen many changes to the county, the Superior Court bench and the law.
December 26, 2018 at 05:06 PM
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staff reporter
Although travel is among his passions, DeKalb County Superior Court Judge Daniel Coursey Jr. has stayed pretty close to home for most of his life.
He’s served on the Superior Court bench for the past 36 years, making him the longest-serving judge in county history. His colleague, Judge Clarence Seeliger, is a close second. Coursey will retire Jan. 1, but the 77-year-old jurist said he will continue to hear cases as a senior judge.
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