Atlanta criminal defense attorney Dwight Thomas is demanding an investigation of two bailiffs and a Clayton County sheriff’s deputy who physically removed from the courtroom of Clayton County Superior Court Judge Robert Mack on Friday.
January 14, 2020 at 03:35 PM
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A former president of the Georgia Association for Criminal Defense Lawyers is demanding an investigation of alleged “thuggish” behavior by Clayton County bailiffs who ousted him from the courtroom.
Atlanta criminal defense attorney Dwight Thomas also called for the removal of two bailiffs and a Clayton County sheriff’s deputy from their posts at the county courthouse after they physically removed him from Judge Robert Mack’s courtroom Friday.
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