Fulton County solicitors on Tuesday chose not to prosecute the vast majority of the first 111 neglected criminal files that were discovered in a utility closet and in the office of a case manager.
October 17, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Fulton County solicitors on Tuesday chose not to prosecute the vast majority of the first 111 neglected criminal files that were discovered in a utility closet and in the office of a case manager.
State Court Judge Susan Forsling and two deputy solicitors zipped through the calendar in a 12-minute hearing.
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