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Posts Tagged ‘Bill Martin Retirement’

Ceremony for Clerk of Georgia Court of Appeals Offers Glimpse into Political Climate

By J. Scott Key | July 29, 2010 | 4
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These have been difficult days for the judiciary and for the Court of Appeals in particular. There are three openings on the Court and two branches of government that seem to view the court system as an inconvenient hurdle standing in the way of law enforcement. Add to the mix the fact that yesterday was…

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