Georgia First Amendment Foundation board member Jim Zachary (left) and Amelia Weltner presented the Charles L. Weltner Freedom of Information Award to Senior Judge James Bodiford. (Courtesy photo: John McCosh)
"The more they know, the better they'll feel about it," said Judge James Bodiford about how the public will have confidence in the judiciary.
October 18, 2018 at 12:38 PM
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The Georgia First Amendment Foundation recognized a Cobb County judge Wednesday for a career keeping his courtrooms open to the public and news media, especially during high-profile trials.
Senior Judge James Bodiford received the group’s Charles L. Weltner Freedom of Information Award, named for a state Supreme Court justice who was a fierce advocate of open government.
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