Former Judge Nelly Withers, of the shuttered DeKalb County Recorders Court. (Photo: John Disney/ALM)
Three Georgia Court of Appeals judges, including the chief, joined with six state Supreme Court justices in a case asking them to reverse their appellate colleagues and restore immunity to the former chief judge of DeKalb County's problematic—and defunct—Recorders Court.
May 07, 2018 at 03:51 PM
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The Supreme Court of Georgia was urged Monday to reverse a state Court of Appeals ruling that stripped the former judge of DeKalb County’s now defunct Recorders Court of immunity in a civil case.
That former judge, Nelly Withers, and her court administrator, Troy Thompson, urged the high court to reinstate Withers’ immunity from litigation brought by former defendant Bobby Schroeder, who had been ticketed for a traffic infraction.
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