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Appeals Court reverses Judge Muldrew’s contempt order against Francys Johnson
Action and appeal sprang from still pending Marc Wilson case, from which Muldrew was recused
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In this file photo, Superior Court Judge Michael T. Muldrew, center, listens to lead defense attorney Francys Johnson, left, and assistant district attorney Daphne Totten as they sort out matters during a preliminary hearing for William Marcus Wilson. The Georgia Court of Appeals, in a ruling Thursday by a three-judge panel, reversed the criminal contempt of court ruling issued against Statesboro-based defense attorney Francys Johnson by Judge Michael T. Muldrew in Bulloch County Superior Court on Sept. 23, 2021.
The Georgia Court of Appeals, in a ruling Thursday by a three-judge panel, reversed the criminal contempt of court ruling issued against Statesboro-based defense attorney Francys Johnson by Judge Michael T. Muldrew in Bulloch County Superior Court on Sept. 23, 2021.
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