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Karma did come to the rescue, at least for the moment, as the party that benefited from the judge’s blitz-order was unable to withdraw the funds from the Registry as of December 22 due to a clerical error in the judge’s order and the judge’s staff had already gone on vacation, not intending to return until January 3, 2023. Judge Leftridge’s chambers were thus unavailable for comment. | Karma did come to the rescue, at least for the moment, as the party that benefited from the judge’s blitz-order was unable to withdraw the funds from the Registry as of December 22 due to a clerical error in the judge’s order and the judge’s staff had already gone on vacation, not intending to return until January 3, 2023. Judge Leftridge’s chambers were thus unavailable for comment. | ||
By [ANONYMOUS], NJ | |||
The problems of judicial impropriety and egregious favors being done for clients of campaign donors are familiar to the author. The pattern of conduct by lawyers and judges that deprives the people of their rights is like that documented in many other cases where families are losing their homes and their children, everything that matters most to them. The law and courts in Georgia, as seen in over ten years of data collected to illustrate this problem, offer little to no protection for those in need of it, our citizens kept in the dark until it’s too late. | |||
If you are aware of similar problems in Georgia legal matters, send the details and documents here: https://navigatingjustice.org/reporting/ | |||
Last Updated: 12/26/2022 | |||
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