Citing health concerns, the Polk County Probate Court judge is set to resign July 15. His resignation will end a pending judicial misconduct investigation.
July 13, 2022 at 01:14 PM
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Litigation Reporter
After less than two years on the bench, Polk County Probate Chief Judge Tony L. Brazier will hang up his black robe for good in two days.
The judge’s departure will put an end to a judicial misconduct investigation, but Brazier cited health reasons for resigning his judicial post.
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Polk County Probate Court Chief Judge Tony L. Brazier. (Courtesy photo)
