Chief Judge Clarence Cuthpert Jr. of Rockdale County State Court (left) and Judge Maureen Wood of Rockdale County Juvenile Court. (Courtesy photos) Judicial Showdown: State and Juvenile Court Judges Compete For Rockdale Superior Court Bench
Former Rockdale County State Court Chief Judge Clarence Cuthpert Jr. and Rockdale County Juvenile Court Judge Maureen Wood are competing to replace retiring Rockdale County Superior Court Chief Judge Robert Mumford on the bench.
April 11, 2024 at 11:26 AM
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What You Need to Know
- Voters to decide Rockdale County State Court race on May 21.
- Former Rockdale County State Court Chief Judge Clarence Cuthpert, Jr. and Juvenile Court Judge Maureen Wood compete for ascension to Rockdale County Superior Court.
- Vacancy created by impending retirement of Rockdale Judicial Circuit Chief Judge Robert Mumford.
After being appointed in 2021 by Gov. Brian Kemp to serve the remainder of retiring Judge Nancy N. Bills' terms, Chief Judge Clarence Cuthpert Jr. resigned his post on March 1. Now Cuthpert's seeking election to the Rockdale County Superior Court to replace retiring Chief Judge Robert Mumford.
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