A member of Georgia’s judicial watchdog agency defended the agency’s work in front of a state House committee Thursday, while agreeing the agency needs changes.
State lawmakers this year passed legislation that would allow voters to decide in November whether or not to overhaul the Judicial Qualifications Commission, which handles ethics complaints against judges.
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