Yolanda Parker-Smith (left) and Mindy Pillow. (Courtesy photos)
The winner will take the seat of retiring Judge Clarence Seeliger, who made headlines last month when he ordered the removal of a Confederate memorial obelisk near the county courthouse.
August 06, 2020 at 07:00 PM
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DeKalb County voters in August will choose a public defender or a family law attorney as its new Superior Court judge.
The winner will take the seat of retiring Judge Clarence Seeliger, who made headlines last month when he ordered the removal of a Confederate memorial obelisk near the county courthouse.
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