L-R: Chief Judge Alvin Wong, State Court of DeKalb County; Judge Jean Bolin, State Court of McIntosh County; and Chief Judge John K. Edwards, State Court of Lowndes County. (Courtesy photo)
The Georgia Council of State Judges announced Chief Judge Alvin T. Wong of the State Court of DeKalb County received the Ogden Doremus-Kent Lawrence Award, the council’s highest honor, on Nov. 8.
Wong was honored for a variety of community efforts, including serving as council president during the COVID-19 pandemic, just as the lockdown lifted, succeeding Judges Russ McClelland of Forsyth County and Wes Tailor of Fulton County, the first two judges to serve as presidents during the lockdown.
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