The Judicial Qualifications Commission of Georgia has dismissed 30 formal ethics charges, following the judge's death on Jan. 1.
January 10, 2023 at 10:12 AM
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Litigation Reporter
An ethics investigation launched against a Middle Georgia judge accused of 30 formal charges of judicial misconduct has been dropped following the jurist’s death.
The Judicial Qualifications Commission of Georgia has dismissed its inquiry into allegations made in three ethics complaints filed against Washington County Chief Magistrate Manzie T. Broxton upon learning of his death on Jan. 1.
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Manzie T. Broxton, Washington County Magistrate Court, died on Jan. 1. (Courtesy photo)
