Rachelle Carnesale (Courtesy photo)
Cherokee County prosecutor is picked over a Fulton magistrate judge and an assistant U.S. attorney.
June 05, 2019 at 05:43 PM
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Gov. Brian Kemp has chosen a Cherokee County prosecutor to fill a vacancy on the Fulton County Superior Court.
Kemp’s office announced Wednesday afternoon that he’d picked Rachelle Carnesale, Cherokee County’s chief assistant district attorney, for the post.
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