Judge Robert Flournoy III is leaving his job open in the May election – which will include five qualified candidates. Contemporaries on his bench and others in the state have timed their retirements so that Gov. Brian Kemp has the opportunity to appoint their successors.
April 14, 2022 at 11:47 AM
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Cobb County Superior Court Judge Robert Flournoy III explained in a conversation with the Daily Report Wednesday why he is going against the trend in recent judicial retirements.
Flournoy, who will turn 70 in August, chose not to run for reelection this year and plans to serve out his current term, which ends Dec. 31. He is leaving his job open in the judicial election to be held with the May 24 primary. Five candidates have qualified to run.
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Cobb County Superior Court Chief Judge Robert Flournoy III. (Photo: John Disney/ALM)
