"My diversity of experience distinguishes me from my opponent," said Lilburn attorney Andre Johnson, who's challenging incumbent Gwinnett Judicial Circuit Judge Tracie Cason in the May 24 primary election.
March 22, 2022 at 06:49 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Running in her first reelection campaign, Gwinnett Judicial Circuit Judge Tracie Cason is defending her seat on the superior court bench against one challenger—attorney Andre M. Johnson of Lilburn—in the May 24 primary nonpartisan election.
Cason qualified for the judicial race on March 7, while Johnson qualified the following day.
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