Meet the judicial candidates in the running to become Clayton County's newest state court judge and learn why each thinks she's the best fit for the role.
December 02, 2022 at 04:25 PM
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Litigation Reporter
A new judge is in store for the Clayton Judicial Circuit as time ticks down toward the resignation of Clayton County State Court Chief Judge Linda S. Cowen.
After submitting her letter of resignation to Gov. Brian Kemp on July 1, Cowen will hang up her black robe on Dec. 31 following 26 years of service.
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