Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Judicial Staffing topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Unidentified speaker questions whether Chatham County will use three full‑time senior judges
Summary
A brief transcript fragment from a Chatham County meeting records an unidentified speaker asking whether judicial staffing consists of "three full time sitting judges" or "three full time senior judges," and names Judge Karp and Judge Bass; no formal action or vote is recorded in the provided excerpt.
An unidentified speaker during a Chatham County meeting asked whether the county would have "3 full time sitting judges or not, sitting judges, but 3 full time senior judges, judges Karp, judge Bass." The remark appears in a short transcript excerpt and names Judge Karp and Judge Bass.
The question, as recorded in the transcript fragment, raises whether the positions discussed are full‑time sitting judges or senior judges. The provided record contains only that single exchange; it does not show a motion, vote, staff presentation, or any follow‑up direction.
Because the transcript excerpt is brief, it does not specify which court or bench the comment referred to, whether the speaker represents county staff or another party, or whether the discussion led to any administrative or budgetary action. The record likewise does not provide first names for the judges mentioned, a precise meeting body (such as a commission or court administrative hearing), or a date for when the staffing question will be resolved.
The exchange is documented here verbatim in the transcript: "3 full time sitting judges or not, sitting judges, but 3 full time senior judges, judges Karp, judge Bass." No additional context or decisions are present in the excerpt.
