Following a February mistrial Schrader—who lost her bid for reelection in August—was reindicted on six felony counts related to her hiring a private investigator to monitor her computer.
November 11, 2020 at 12:32 PM
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Gwinnett Superior Court Judge Kathryn Schrader, whose trial on felony computer trespass charges ended with a hung jury in February, has been reindicted by a grand jury on six counts.
The Nov. 6 indictment includes six counts including computer trespass, computer theft, computer password disclosure, violation of oath by a public officer and two counts of tampering with evidence.
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Judge Kathryn Schrader, Gwinnett County, Georgia. (Courtesy photo)
