*Must See* Clueless Judge About We The People | Putnam County

GT went hot in the city of Eatonton Georgia located in Putnam County. I encountered some very professional public officials. However, I met judge Dorothy Adams, the Chief Magistrate Judge. It appeared that she did not know the difference between public and private.
It is very concerning what this judge appeared to not be aware of U.S. Supreme Court and Georgia Supreme Court case law.
Judge Adams has the power to grant felony charges a bond and dismiss charges when her court is in session for first appearance for newly added charges. I will be filing a complaint with the Georgia Judicial Qualifications Commission about this matter.
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Complaint Form - GA Judicial Qualifications Commission (gajqc.gov)
Putnam County Magistrate Court
100 S. Jefferson Ave, Suite 306,
Eatonton, Georgia 31024
Chief Magistrate Judge Dorothy J. Adams
Magistrate Judge Christyne Thomas Holmes
[phone]
[e-mail]
www.putnamcountymagistrate.com
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