"[T]his unfortunate and unilateral action has left us surprised and disappointed," read a statement by Ché Alexander, Fulton County clerk of superior and magistrate courts.
December 15, 2023 at 01:07 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Fulton County has a new magistrate court clerk—at least, according to an order issued this week by Chief Magistrate Court Judge Cassandra Kirk.
But as questions swirl about whether Kirk held the authority to appoint Magistrate Judge Debbie-Ann Rickman as the court’s new clerk, existing Fulton Clerk of Superior and Magistrate Courts Ché Alexander is opening up to the Daily Report about her reaction to the news.
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L-R: Fulton County Chief Magistrate Court Judge Cassandra Kirk, Fulton County Magistrate Court Judge Debbie-Ann Rickman and Ché Alexander, clerk with Fulton County Superior and Magistrate Courts. (Courtesy photos)
