Middle Georgia Judicial Circuit Superior Court Chief Judge Robert S. Reeves must submit witness lists, evidence and charge-dispositive motions over the coming months in connection with a 58-count judicial misconduct investigation.
February 27, 2023 at 12:20 PM
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Litigation Reporter
The Judicial Qualifications Commission of Georgia has announced a scheduling order for Middle Georgia Judicial Circuit Superior Court Chief Judge Robert S. Reeves.
Facing 58 counts of judicial misconduct, Reeves must submit witness lists, evidence and charge-dispositive motions in accordance with deadlines now outlined by the JQC.
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Chief Judge Robert Reeves of the Middle Judicial Circuit Superior Court. (Courtesy photo)
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