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Last year, the executive director of the state judicial watchdog agency issued informal guidelines to a South Georgia magistrate judge restricting some of her activities as president of the State Bar of Georgia's Young Lawyers Division that might violate the state Code of Judicial Conduct.
May 21, 2018 at 03:48 PM
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While Georgia’s Judicial Qualifications Commission never advised state Appeals Court candidate Ken Hodges on simultaneously serving as a judge and president of the State Bar of Georgia, the judicial watchdog agency did informally advise another judge with similar ambitions.
Hodges is running against former bar president Ken Shigley in the state appellate court’s only contested race.
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