(top, l-r) John B. Cunningham, partner with Thompson, Wallin & Cunningham, and municipal court judge for the City of Franklin; Matthew S. Swope, senior assistant district attorney with the Coweta Judicial Circuit District Attorney's Office; and Judge Charles E. Bailey of the State Court of DeKalb County. (bottom, l-r) Associate Judge Phyllis R. Williams of DeKalb County Magistrate Court and administrative hearing officer of DeKalb County Human Resources Merit System; Howard M. Delashmit, founding partner of Brumlow, Corwin & Delashmit; and Matthew W. Rollins, district attorney with Paulding Judicial Circuit. (Courtesy photos) 5 Men, 1 Woman Shortlisted for 3 Judicial Vacancies
The JNC has shortlisted six candidates to fill a superior court vacancy in the Paulding Judicial Circuit and state court vacancies in Coweta and DeKalb counties.
February 05, 2024 at 12:09 PM
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What You Need to Know
- One superior court vacancy exists in the Paulding Judicial Circuit, while state court vacancies exist in Coweta and DeKalb counties.
- From judges to district attorneys and lawyers, six judicial candidates are being considered for the three available judgeships.
- The Judicial Nominating Commission received a total of 26 applications for the three judgeships.
Six finalists. Three judgeships. One decision-maker.
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