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Judge resigns in letter to governor blasting the JQC
Appalachian Circuit Superior Court Judge Oliver H. "Harry" Doss Jr., the subject of a Judicial Qualifications Commission investigation into complaints of bias, inefficiency and abuse, said Friday that he would resign under threat of charges being filed against him.Doss announced he would resign on Dec. 5, his 65th birthday, in a three-and-a-half page letter to Gov.With JQC trial looming, embattled judge resigns
Alapaha Judicial Circuit Chief Judge Brooks E. Blitch III, the target of both a Judicial Qualifications Commission misconduct proceeding and a separate FBI investigation, has agreed to leave the bench and never again seek or assume judicial office.Blitch's lawyers, led by former Gov. Roy E. Barnes, struck a tentative deal with the JQC on Wednesday after several hours of negotiations held at the offices of The Barnes Law Group.Supreme Court candidates woo supporters, search for funds
THE CANDIDATES for a contested seat on the Supreme Court of Georgia were busy this week seeking cash from friendly supporters and the endorsement of local prosecutors.In a speech to the Georgia District Attorneys' Association on Thursday, challenger J. Michael Wiggins renewed his charge that Presiding Justice Carol W. Hunstein was the most "liberal" justice up for re-election this year.Ethics violations alleged against judge in troubled Griffin Circuit
A divorce case in the troubled Griffin Circuit that figured in the abrupt resignations last spring of two Superior Court judges has now prompted a recusal motion and ethical questions about a senior judge who took over the case last summer. Attorneys for Janet Bell Crook, the defendant spouse in a two-year-old Fayette County divorce case, have asked Senior Judge G.In The Trenches: Top female Alston partner switches careers
After an entire career at Alston Bird, Pinney L. Allen has accepted a post as the head of school for the Atlanta Girls' School, launched eight years ago to offer a single-sex college preparatory education to girls in sixth through 12th grade. She starts the job July 1.Allen said she has been interested in education and women's issues for many years and decided that, at 54, now was the time to try something new.State AI Legislation Is on the Move in 2024
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