"It has been my honor serving the State of Georgia and Tattnall County," wrote Tattnall County Chief Magistrate Judge James E. Anderson in his resignation letter to Gov. Brian Kemp.
August 12, 2022 at 03:56 PM
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Litigation Reporter
After more than a dozen years on the bench, Tattnall County Chief Magistrate Judge James Edgar Anderson has hung up his black robe for good.
The judge’s departure puts an end to a judicial misconduct investigation, but Anderson must now face criminal proceedings.
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Tattnall County Magistrate Chief Judge James E. Anderson. (Courtesy photo)
