Meet the judicial candidates in the running to become Atlanta's newest superior court judge and learn why each thinks they're the best fit.
November 30, 2022 at 01:34 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Nine months after Chief Judge Christopher S. Brasher announced his plans to retire from the Fulton County Superior Court on Dec. 1, the Judicial Nominating Commission of Georgia has released a shortlist of four candidates to potentially fill his place.
The shortlist consists of Fulton County Chief Magistrate Judge Cassandra Kirk, Inspector General Scott F. McAfee, Atlanta attorney K. Eric Morrow and Municipal Court of Atlanta Chief Judge Christopher T. Portis.
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Christopher Portis (from left), K. Eric Morrow, Scott McAfee and Cassandra Kirk. (Courtesy photos).
