Judge Holly W. Veal, Superior Court, Flint Judicial Circuit, Georgia. (Courtesy photo)
As a lawyer, I often felt like the answer was obvious and that my arguments were falling on deaf ears because the judge had already determined the result. Now that I am on the bench, I see how much of a struggle it is to balance all the interests presented and make good decisions.
August 13, 2020 at 06:31 AM
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We last published “Questions for the Bench” in late February, just before “flattening the curve,” drive-through nasal swabs and face masks overwhelmed all other conversation.
While the pandemic continues to rage, Superior Court Judge Holly Veal of the Flint Judicial Circuit graciously agreed to submit these answers to our interrogatories. We think you’ll find them insightful and interesting.
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