Fulton County Probate Judge Pinkie Toomer. (Courtesy photo)
"The duty of the court must go on," said Chattooga County's chief magistrate judge, who survived COVID-19. "The most we can do is take precautions and deal with this day to day."
August 24, 2020 at 12:55 PM
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The arrival of COVID-19 in Chattooga County was akin to Grendel coming in the night, Chattooga County State Court Judge John Dennis said after the virus killed a probate judge who was his friend and mentor.
A former schoolteacher, Dennis—the first of three Chattooga judges sickened with COVID-19—said he couldn’t help but think of the monster from “Beowulf” that attacked without warning and devoured its victims.
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