Two members of the state Judicial Qualifications Commission say a bogus drug charge against one of the commission’s cooperating witnesses is a matter of grave concern that could affect JQC protocols in removing judges from office.
JQC Chairman John Allen said the arrest of Murray County resident Angela Garmley which the Georgia Bureau of Investigation has called a setup by someone who planted drugs under her car could prompt the JQC to include the likelihood of potential threats to witnesses in future judicial ethics investigations.
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