Judge Mary Staley Clark is “one of the original women to break through the glass ceiling and achieve a Superior Court judgeship,” said longtime colleague and now Senior Judge Stephen Schuster.
March 21, 2022 at 05:44 PM
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The longest-serving active member of the Cobb County Superior Court bench has announced her retirement after 40 years as a judge.
Judge Mary Staley Clark said Monday she will retire on May 1. She is not up for election this year, so Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp will be able to appoint a successor to serve the remainder of her term, which runs through 2024.
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Judge Mary Staley Clark of Cobb County Superior Court. Courtesy photo
