“If the person at the top lets those below him know that he's interested in diversity on the bench and wants to close the gap, then it will happen,” said Georgia Court of Appeals Justice Herbert Phipps.
May 03, 2021 at 06:00 AM
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Litigation Reporter
The list of gubernatorial appointments made in Georgia over the past decade shows minorities are outnumbered nearly five to one when it comes to being selected for state court benches.
That’s sparked grassroot efforts among minority bar associations to strategically identify, groom and support a qualified pool of diverse lawyers seeking judgeships.
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