Judge Cassandra Kirk (left) and Louis Levenson
Kirk’s appointment by Gov. Nathan Deal in 2015 was one of several changes authorized by the General Assembly under legislation that split the Magistrate Court off the State Court the year before.
March 06, 2018 at 12:00 PM
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staff reporter
Three years after being appointed to office, Fulton County Chief Magistrate Judge Cassandra Kirk—the first to preside over the court since the General Assembly made the position an elected office—has drawn a challenger.
Levenson & Associates principal Louis Levenson, who spent 30 years as an appointed Fulton magistrate before he resigned shortly after Kirk’s appointment, announced Monday he will seek the position in the nonpartisan May 22 election.
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