Following the resignation of Polk County Probate Judge Tony Brazier, voters will decide between interim Judge Shayne Green, Cedartown attorney Robert "Bobby" Brooks and Polk County Deputy Sheriff Charles Michael Sullivan in the special Nov. 8 nonpartisan election.
September 30, 2022 at 07:30 AM
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Litigation Reporter
In northwest Georgia, voters will decide who will fill a vacancy on the Polk County Probate Court created by the resignation of Judge Tony Brazier. Brazier resigned amid a judicial misconduct investigation in July.
Having spent the past two months filling in as interim judge, Shayne Green is now running to make her court position official, with the help of Polk County voters in a special Nov. 8 nonpartisan election.
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Incumbent Interim Polk County Probate Judge Shayne Green (from left), challenger attorney Robert “Bobby” Brooks and challenger Polk County Deputy Sheriff Mike Sullivan. (Courtesy photos)
