"This year I reached retirement age and after much talk and discussion with my family, I decided to retire from the bench and face new challenges," South Georgia Judicial Circuit Chief Judge J. Kevin Chason told the Daily Report. "I will become in-house counsel for a local bank."
September 30, 2022 at 04:41 PM
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Litigation Reporter
He’s been a staple in the South Georgia Judicial Circuit for more than a dozen years, but Chief Judge J. Kevin Chason is now preparing to trade his black robe for a new gig.
When Chason resigns the bench effective Nov. 13, he’ll trade his title as judge for that of in-house counsel.
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Chief Judge J. Kevin Chason, South Georgia Judicial Circuit. (Courtesy photo)
