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=Cobb Judges Abandon Constitution to Protect the Establishment= | =Cobb Judges Abandon Constitution to Protect the Establishment= | ||
Fulton County's Project ORCA recently recruited two Cobb County Judges allegedly to assist in managing the Fulton County Superior Court backlog of cases. The timing of the recruitment and the resulting rulings leaves little to conjecture. Senior Judges are being used as mere cover fire for the improprieties of elected judges, but at what cost? | Fulton County's Project ORCA recently recruited two Cobb County Judges, the Honorable G. Grant Brantley and the Honorable Adele Grubbs allegedly to assist in managing the Fulton County Superior Court backlog of cases. The timing of the recruitment and the resulting rulings leaves little to conjecture. Senior Judges are being used as mere cover fire for the improprieties of elected judges, but at what cost? | ||
This article comes as an unintended 7th Part in a series of articles following an array of retaliatory actions of the Fulton County judiciary and law enforcement against a man and his attorney, Power vs. Truth. | This article comes as an unintended 7th Part in a series of articles following an array of retaliatory actions of the Fulton County judiciary and law enforcement against a man and his attorney, Power vs. Truth. | ||
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==Cobb Leaders Rest On Their Laurels== | ==Cobb Leaders Rest On Their Laurels== | ||
So why would Cobb County judges be complicit with Fulton County's agenda? The start and end of the analysis lies with their incentives. In other words, follow the money. | |||
===Former Alpharetta judge was personal attorney for city prosecutor=== | ===Former Alpharetta judge was personal attorney for city prosecutor=== |
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