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November 14, 2023 at 06:08 PM
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The Georgia Council of State Judges announced Chief Judge Alvin T. Wong of the State Court of DeKalb County received the Ogden Doremus-Kent Lawrence Award, the council’s highest honor, on Nov. 8.
Wong was honored for a variety of community efforts, including serving as council president during the COVID-19 pandemic, just as the lockdown lifted, succeeding Judges Russ McClelland of Forsyth County and Wes Tailor of Fulton County, the first two judges to serve as presidents during the lockdown.
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L-R: Chief Judge Alvin Wong, State Court of DeKalb County; Judge Jean Bolin, State Court of McIntosh County; and Chief Judge John K. Edwards, State Court of Lowndes County. (Courtesy photo)
