I-Team: Georgia Supreme Court says no again to suspension of Douglas County judge
By Randy Travis Published August 24, 2022 DOUGLASVILLE, Ga. - Georgia?s Supreme Court once again denied a request to temporarily suspend Douglas County Probate Judge Christina Peterson. For a largely mundane job that mostly involves wills and weddings, birth and death certificates, Peterson and the Judicial Qualifications Commission have squared off in dramatic prose. The judicial investigative panel argued Peterson is "an immediate and substantial threat of serious harm to the public." Her attorney Lester Tate countered with a demand for the JQC to "put up or shut up." But thanks to a Supreme Court ruling not to at least temporarily suspend Peterson until trial, nothing much will change anytime soon. FULL STORY: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/ga-supreme-court-says-no-again-to-suspension-of-douglas-county-judge
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I-Team: Georgia Supreme Court says no again to suspension of Douglas County judge

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