More than five years after Amanda F. Williams, a former chief judge of the Brunswick Judicial Court, resigned with felony charges over her head, the Fulton County district attorney has dropped those charges against her.
May 08, 2017 at 01:31 PM
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More than five years after the former chief judge of the Brunswick Judicial Court resigned with felony charges over her head, the Fulton County district attorney has dropped those charges against her.
The Florida Times-Union reports Superior Court Judge Henry M. Newkirk signed an order dismissing the charges against former Glynn County Judge Amanda F. Williams on Thursday at the request of District Attorney Paul L. Howard Jr.
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