Eighteen judges from municipal court to the Supreme Court of Georgia entertained questions—and revealed something of themselves—at a Twitter town hall for the state's schoolchildren.
September 17, 2020 at 04:14 PM
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Georgia judges took to social media Thursday for an hourlong Twitter town hall to celebrate the signing of the U.S. Constitution 233 years ago.
Despite the free-wheeling medium, there were still rules: No politics and no questions about cases. But in entertaining questions from schoolchildren across the state on Constitution Day, and one legal Twitter wag, the 18 judges did something that judges virtually never do in court. They showed people something of themselves.
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Constitution Day Georgia “Ask The Judges.” (Courtesy photo)
