In Photos: These 19 Jurists Are Vying to Become Georgia's Next Court of Appeals Judge
The Judicial Nominating Commission of Georgia has offered interviews to 19 judicial candidates interested in filling a vacancy on the Georgia Court of Appeals.
February 22, 2023 at 05:41 PM
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What You Need to Know
- Judicial Nominating Commission of Georgia invites 19 judicial candidates to interview for Georgia Court of Appeals vacancy.
- More than 100 jurists applied for the role vacated by the sudden death of Georgia Court of Appeals Judge Clyde L. Reese last December.
- JNC will conduct candidate interviews March 1.
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Scroll Through the Judicial Candidates
According to the JNC, the candidates will be interviewed in the following order: |
- Kelli Wolk
- Russ Willard
- Thomas "Britt" Hammond
- Jeremy U. Littlefield
- Shondeana C. Morris
- Carolyn "Tippi" Burch
- Ben Vinson
- Ross W. Bergethon
- Meg Daly Heap
- David C. Hanson
- Paige R. Whitaker
- J. Wade Padgett
- Jeff Watkins
- Victoria Darrisaw
- Chris West
- Melanie Cross
- John F. Salter
- Bryce Johnson
- Scott Zweigel
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