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April 06, 2005 | Daily Report Online

Judge Blocks Release of Courthouse Report

Steven H. [emailprotected] a judge's order, the Fulton County Sheriff's Office has refused to release a report on its investigation into last month's courthouse shootings.On Tuesday, Judge Hilton M. Fuller Jr. issued an order preventing the dissemination of information pertaining to the case against Brian G.

By Steven H. Pollak

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July 29, 2005 | Daily Report Online

Sarcasm from Young Roberts Amuses Former Congressman

Steven H. [emailprotected] a 1983 immigration case grew into a large-scale debate on the division of power in the federal government, then-Congressman Elliott H. Levitas from Georgia proposed a "Conference on Power Sharing" to "determine the manner of power sharing and accountability within the federal government.

By Steven H. Pollak

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August 24, 2004 | Daily Report Online

$70K Foul Called on Wilkins

Steven H. [emailprotected] litigants used to meet on the court. Now, they're preparing to meet in court. Pervis Ellison, a No. 1 overall National Basketball Association draft pick who played 11 seasons in the pro league, has filed suit in Fulton County State Court against Atlanta Hawks legend Dominique Wilkins.

By Steven H. Pollak

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September 24, 2002 | Daily Report Online

Parents Awarded $1 Million in 'Back to Sleep' Verdict

A Catoosa County jury has awarded $1 million in a "back to sleep" verdict. The award came in a wrongful death suit brought by a couple whose infant died in 1996 while in the care of the Applebrook Country Dayschool in Ringgold. Eight-week-old Garrison Edward Thurman apparently suffocated after being placed on his stomach for a nap by a daycare worker.

By Steven H. Pollak

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January 27, 2005 | Daily Report Online

Showdown: Bubba Head 1, Traffic Court 0

By Steven H. Pollak

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January 07, 2005 | Daily Report Online

Traffic Judges' TRO Denied

Steven H. [emailprotected] judges of the City Court of Atlanta tried to recover their caseloads, their staff and their chambers on Thursday. But, after a 2 hour hearing in Fulton County Superior Court, Judge Stephanie B. Manis denied a motion for a temporary restraining order that would have forced Mayor Shirley C.

By Steven H. Pollak

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July 21, 2005 | Daily Report Online

Chief Gets Cooperation, Not Criticism, from Commission

Steven H. [emailprotected] County commissioners who last month blamed judges for overcrowding at the jail welcomed the county's chief superior court judge to the commission's public meeting Wednesday and pledged to work more closely with the court system in the future.Commissioner Bill Edwards, who previously referred to Fulton's judges as "them demagogues," told Chief Judge Doris L.

By Steven H. Pollak

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September 28, 2004 | Daily Report Online

Dionne Baugh Pleads Guilty Before 3rd Murder Trial

Steven H. [emailprotected] Baugh, scheduled to go to trial Monday for the third time on murder charges stemming from the 1996 slaying of Roswell millionaire Lance Herndon, has pleaded guilty to one count of voluntary manslaughter. Fulton County Superior Court Senior Judge Isaac Jenrette sentenced Baugh to 20 years, 10 of which are to be served in prison and the balance on probation.

By Steven H. Pollak

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March 18, 2004 | Daily Report Online

One Week Brings Five Murder Trials in Fulton

By Steven H. Pollak

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June 01, 2005 | Daily Report Online

Schwall, Eady Get Governor's Nod for Fulton Bench Seats

Steven H. [emailprotected]. Sonny Perdue appointed Fulton State Court Judge Craig L. Schwall Sr. Tuesday to fill the vacancy on the Fulton Superior Court bench. The opening was created by the March 11 death of Fulton Superior Court Judge Rowland W. Barnes.The governor also announced Schwall's replacement Tuesday, elevating Fulton Magistrate Fred C.

By Steven H. Pollak

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