Judges Chris Brasher (left) and Ben Studdard. (Photos: Courtesy and John Disney/ALM)
Courthouses where workers have tested positive include Fulton, Cobb, Henry, Douglas, Gilmer, Fannin and Ware counties.
July 09, 2020 at 04:03 PM
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Some courthouses across Georgia are closing again as employees and judges who had begun restoring court operations have tested positive for COVID-19.
On Tuesday, Superior Court Chief Judge Brenda Weaver of the Appalachian Judicial Circuit issued an emergency order shutting the courthouses in North Georgia’s Gilmer and Fannin counties. Gilmer County Probate Judge Scott Chastain has tested positive for the virus, said Kevin Holder, executive director of the state Council of Probate Court Judges.
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