Ken Shigley (Courtesy photo)
Ken Shigley told a political forum he won a felony drug case against a student registering black voters, even though he believed the charge "smelled bad."
May 17, 2018 at 04:00 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Almstaff
When Georgia Court of Appeals candidate Ken Shigley was a young assistant district attorney, he successfully prosecuted a college student for what he now says was a bogus charge.
Shigley told the story of that 40-year-old felony prosecution and the young man’s appeal—which Shigley said he also won—at a candidate forum sponsored by Advocacy for Action in mid-April at Liberty International Church Door of Hope Ministries in Atlanta.
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