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See also ''WikiLaw'' page [[Cobb County - Judicial Misconduct]]. | See also ''WikiLaw'' page [[Cobb County - Judicial Misconduct]]. | ||
Revision as of 16:41, 27 September 2021
Cobb County located in the State of Georgia had a population of 760,141 as of 2019 making it Georgia’s third most populous county. Despite Cobb County’s large population, there are more close connections and relationships amongst those in power than would seem to be the result of natural occurrences.
For those familiar with the multiple close friendships and family connections amongst the people in power of the Cobb County court system, there may be a clearer picture of why and how Cobb’s Superior Court judges make their decisions. The relevant applicable laws and the facts of the cases may tell some of the story, but perhaps there is more to consider.
A Short List
- Roy E. Barnes
- Thomas "Tom" J. Browning
- Tyler J. Browning
- Thomas E. Cauthorn III
- Hylton Dupree
- Hon. Robert E. Flournoy III
- Katie K. Leonard
- Hon. Robert D. Leonard II
- Hon. A. Gregory Poole
- Hon. Allison B. Salter
- Charles B. Tanksley
- Kathryn Tanksley
See also WikiLaw page Cobb County - Judicial Misconduct.