Pamela South (above) knew there had to be something more to her life than writing training guides about welding. Overseeing DUI court has given her a greater belief in the capacity for people to change.
January 23, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Pamela South knew there had to be something more to her life than writing training guides about welding.
The future chief judge of Gwinnett County State Court quit her job as a technical writer at Mississippi State University, packed her bags and enrolled at the University of Georgia School of Law at age 28, never looking back to her home state of Mississippi.
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