"The Court does its best to address every matter in a timely fashion, but the two-term rule does not apply to disciplinary matters," said Supreme Court of Justice Public Information Officer Kathleen Joyner.
June 08, 2023 at 02:36 PM
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Litigation Reporter
After an intoxicated Georgia judge pointed a rifle at law enforcement during a domestic dispute, the state’s judicial watchdog agency recommended Habersham County Chief Magistrate Judge Gerald W. Johnson’s removal from office in January.
Five months later, the Supreme Court of Georgia has yet to rule on the Judicial Qualifications Commission of Georgia’s sanction recommendation.
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Suspended Chief Magistrate Judge Gerald W. Johnson, of Habersham County Magistrate Court. (Courtesy photo)
