ATLANTA – A visiting federal judge from Washington on Friday sentenced former U.S. District Senior Judge Jack T. Camp to 30 days in prison and 10 weeks of community service on drug and theft charges.
In a surprising move, U.S. District Senior Judge Thomas F. Hogan reduced the sole felony to which Camp had pleaded guilty last fall to a misdemeanor. Camp’s defense team—in what federal prosecutors claimed was a breach of Camp’s plea deal last year—had raised legal issues while seeking probation for Camp that led to Hogan’s action.
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