Dan Young claimed he was recruited to serve as Edwards' campaign manager last year, and agreed to accept a lower rate than his usual pay in return for the $5,000 bonus if Edwards won.
September 12, 2017 at 02:49 PM
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A magistrate judge rejected a campaign consultant’s claim during a bench trial that Fulton County Superior Court Judge Belinda Edwards stiffed him on a $5,000 election bonus.
Dan Young claimed he was recruited to serve as Edwards’ campaign manager last year and agreed to accept a lower rate than his usual pay in return for the $5,000 bonus if Edwards won.
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