With DeKalb County Superior Court Judge Clarence Seeliger wrapping up 40 years on the bench at year’s end, five candidates have lined up to replace the venerable jurist first elected to office in 1980. 

Candidate Roderick Bridges served as a judge on the old DeKalb County Recorders Court until it was abolished in 2015 and its duties turned over to the State Court’s new traffic division. He unsuccessfully ran for the seat held by State Court Judge Dax Lopez in 2016, and maintains a solo practice in Decatur where he handles criminal, personal injury and family law matters.  

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