Upon assuming her duties at the first of the year, Fulton County Chief Magistrate Cassandra Kirk faced the usual hurdles anyone walking into a new job encounters: new faces, unfamiliar tasks, ongoing projects and initiatives that will require some getting up to speed.
But Kirk also found herself in a position unlike any of her predecessors: Not only did she have a new job, she also was in charge of a newly independent court.
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