Vincent Robert Russo (left) and Bryan Tyson. (Courtesy photos)
Former Democratic Gov. Roy Barnes and partner John Salter have quietly withdrawn from a federal voting rights case where for 15 months they defended Republican Gov. Brian Kemp, then secretary of state, in a fight over whether a judge should force the state to return to paper ballots before the midterm election.
February 19, 2019 at 04:42 PM
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The seemingly odd pairing of former Democratic Gov. Roy Barnes as defense counsel for Georgia’s Republican secretary of state is over.
Barnes and John Salter, Barnes’ law partner and son-in-law, quietly withdrew their representation Friday from a federal voting rights lawsuit filed against Republican Secretary of State Brian Kemp as he ran for governor.
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