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|title=Flournoy Train Leads Newbie Off A Cliff | |||
|description=Cobb Superior Court Judge Sonja N. Brown has a rough start to her tenure after hiring staff attorney of former Judge Robert E. Flournoy III | |||
|keywords=Cobb County, Judge Sonja N. Brown, Cobb County Superior Court, Sonja Brown, Judge Sonja Brown, Sonja N. Brown, Judge Brown, Cobb County, Flournoy entourage, Flournoy train, Cobb County corruption, staff attorney, Matt Freedman, Matthew Freedman, wikilaw | |||
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[[File:FreeSpeech.png|left|200px|Judge Henry R. Thompson (top), clip of First of Amendment of United States Constitution (bottom)]] | |||
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Cobb County Superior Court’s newest addition, the Honorable Sonja N. Brown, took the bench for the first time this past January, 2023. From the get-go she has had the benefit of experience from her veteran staff attorney Matthew Freedman, who served her predecessor, now Senior Judge, Robert E. Flournoy, III, for many years. While Judge Brown appears to be benefitting from the continued employment of Judge Flournoy's former staff, perhaps the Cobb County taxpayers should be weary of her selection. | Cobb County Superior Court’s newest addition, the Honorable Sonja N. Brown, took the bench for the first time this past January, 2023. From the get-go she has had the benefit of experience from her veteran staff attorney Matthew Freedman, who served her predecessor, now Senior Judge, Robert E. Flournoy, III, for many years. While Judge Brown appears to be benefitting from the continued employment of Judge Flournoy's former staff, perhaps the Cobb County taxpayers should be weary of her selection. | ||
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