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Child endangering Cobb County judge prepares for senior judgeship (view source)
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Despite his notoriety, the Judicial Qualifications Commission (JQC) has not been effective to deter Flournoy for the duration of his tenure in Cobb. “The reality is if the JQC was functional and doing its job in Cobb, we wouldn’t have so many problems with our judges,” said Marietta Attorney, Matt McMaster. “[Flournoy’s] decisions and influence have already enabled dangerous situations and there is | Despite his notoriety, the Judicial Qualifications Commission (JQC) has not been effective to deter Flournoy for the duration of his tenure in Cobb. “The reality is if the JQC was functional and doing its job in Cobb, we wouldn’t have so many problems with our judges,” said Marietta Attorney, Matt McMaster. “[Flournoy’s] decisions and influence have already enabled dangerous situations and there is no reasonable expectation that he change his philosophy or habits once he is a senior judge. Senior judges are responsible for handling many emergency and child endangering matters that come before the court, such as temporary restraining orders for stalking and abuse and emergency matters related to child custody.” | ||
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