I-Team: Douglas County judge slapped with second state complaint in first year of office
By Randy Travis Published Oct. 18, 2021 DOUGLASVILLE, Ga. - Douglas County Probate Judge Christina Peterson must answer a second state complaint of wrongdoing. She?s been in office less than a year. This time Peterson faces allegations she put the public?s safety at risk for actions she took at the Douglas County Courthouse. According to a complaint filed by the Judicial Qualifications Commission ? the group that investigates judicial behavior in Georgia ? Peterson violated security rules by letting civilians into the locked courthouse after hours.
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