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===Leading Cobb's Notorious "Pay-to-Play" Way=== | ===Leading Cobb's Notorious "Pay-to-Play" Way=== | ||
Cobb County Superior Court is known as a "Pay-to-Play" judicial system, which by definition is technically a violation of Georgia | Cobb County Superior Court is known as a "Pay-to-Play" judicial system, which by definition is technically a violation of Georgia Code of Judicial Conduct. What exactly does Pay-to-Play mean in the judicial system context? It means that when a judge has discretion to appoint someone to a paid role in a case, the judge will select an individual that contributes, usually substantially, to the judge's election campaign. In an article by Arvin Dilawar published in the SCALAWAG online magazine | ||
https://scalawagmagazine.org/author/arvinddilawar/ | |||
<ref>[https://scalawagmagazine.org/2020/07/georgia-guardian-ad-litem-accountability/ ''How Georgia's court-appointed advocates are failing children and parents'' (2020), scalawagmagazine.org]</ref> | <ref>[https://scalawagmagazine.org/2020/07/georgia-guardian-ad-litem-accountability/ ''How Georgia's court-appointed advocates are failing children and parents'' (2020), scalawagmagazine.org]</ref> | ||
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