An East Point attorney is accusing the state Judicial Nominating Commission of violating state public records laws in a suit filed Friday in Fulton County State Court.
March 04, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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An East Point attorney is accusing the state Judicial Nominating Commission of violating state public records laws in a suit filed Friday in Fulton County State Court.
Attorney Wayne Kendall sued the 20-member commission, which was appointed by Gov. Nathan Deal and is chaired by Pete Robinson of Troutman Sanders and Randy Evans of McKenna Long & Aldridge.
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