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The Georgia Judicial Nominating Commission is seeking qualified candidates to fill three vacancies in the superior courts of the Gwinnett and Waycross judicial circuits and the State Court of Catoosa County.
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The search is on to fill a trio of judicial vacancies in Georgia.
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Gov. Brian Kemp has announced two appointments to the Atlanta Judicial Circuit Superior Court bench that serves Fulton County.
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Gov. Brian Kemp has selected State Bar of Georgia Assistant General Counsel Mercedes G. Ball to fill a DeKalb County State Court vacancy created by the death of Judge Ronald B. Ramsey Sr.
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