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[[File:SB RF Train2.png|left| | [[File:SB RF Train2.png|left|256px|Political cartoon of Judge Sonja N. Brown (left) and Judge Robert E. Flournoy III (right)]] | ||
Staff Attorney Matt Freedman spent years under the guidance of Robert E. Flournoy III who is perhaps one of Cobb County’s most controversial Superior Court judges, not known for his integrity but well known for his poor temperament, lack of self control and sometimes incoherent rambling from the bench. <ref>note1</ref> Many in the legal community credit Judge Flournoy as the cause for Judge Robert D. Leonard II being challenged in the 2022 election. As the story goes, Judge Leonard refused to disqualify Judge Flournoy from presiding over a case that involved Judge Flournoy’s own attorney and campaign treasurer and, considering Judge Flournoy was not up for re-election, Judge Leonard found himself in a fight to save his job against two challengers in the 2022 Cobb County Superior Court judicial election for enabling Flournoy. <ref>note2</ref> | Staff Attorney Matt Freedman spent years under the guidance of Robert E. Flournoy III who is perhaps one of Cobb County’s most controversial Superior Court judges, not known for his integrity but well known for his poor temperament, lack of self control and sometimes incoherent rambling from the bench. <ref>note1</ref> Many in the legal community credit Judge Flournoy as the cause for Judge Robert D. Leonard II being challenged in the 2022 election. As the story goes, Judge Leonard refused to disqualify Judge Flournoy from presiding over a case that involved Judge Flournoy’s own attorney and campaign treasurer and, considering Judge Flournoy was not up for re-election, Judge Leonard found himself in a fight to save his job against two challengers in the 2022 Cobb County Superior Court judicial election for enabling Flournoy. <ref>note2</ref> | ||
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