Katherine Schuber working on the portrait sketch of Judge Clarence Seeliger. (Courtesy photo: Katherine Schuber Artist Studio) Legal Community Kicks in $7K for Portrait of DeKalb Judge Clarence Seeliger
Seeliger, who launched his judicial career by ousting an incumbent judge who had sentenced Martin Luther King Jr. to prison, said he was "humbled" by what he called "a great gift to me."
April 22, 2021 at 12:05 PM
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A project to fund a painting of DeKalb County Judge Clarence Seeliger—who took senior status last year after 40 years on the bench—raised $7,000 for the portrait, according to the lawyer who spearheaded the effort.
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