Below are some of the frequent questions we've received throughout the campaign.
The Superior Court is a court of general jurisdiction
handling both civil and criminal law actions. Superior Court
Judges preside over cases involving contract disputes,
premises liability, and various other actions. In addition,
the Superior Court has exclusive equity jurisdiction over
all cases of divorce, title to land, and felonies involving
jury trials, including death penalty cases.
For more information on the Superior Court visit cobbsuperiorcourtclerk.com/courts/
I want to serve as a Superior Court judge. I am fortunate to
have judicial experience and to have practiced law in every
area of the law that appears before the Superior Court. I
have served as a Pro Hac Judge in the State Court. I
currently serve as an Associate Judge in the Marietta
Municipal Court. I have prosecuted, served as defense
counsel, litigated all types of civil cases to include
domestic relations (divorces, legitimations, child support
and custody matters). Having served in these various roles,
I can identify with all of the lawyers and litigants in the
courtroom. I have demonstrated the ability to be fair and
unbiased as a judge. I will be ready to serve on day
one.
Absolutely. Cobb County has three accountability courts:
Drug, Mental Health and Veterans. The Drug Court was
presided over for years by the Honorable George Kreeger. Now
that he is no longer on the bench the Drug Court continues
to exist. The same would hold true for the Veterans Court.
I am the son of a Vietnam veteran and would be honored to
preside over the Veterans Court. The Veterans Court is
important and there are many of us in the legal community
who wholeheartedly support it. Many worked hard to bring the
Veterans Court to Cobb County and it will continue to exist
in Cobb County when my opponent is no longer on the
bench..
I support accountability courts. For more information on the
accountability courts in Cobb, visit these great sites
below:
I support the Veterans Court. As the son of a Vietnam war
veteran, I understand the unique challenges that men and
women who have served our country in war often experience
when they return home. It would be my great honor to have
the opportunity to serve as a judge in the Veterans court.
For more information on the Veterans Court visit Cobb Veteran's
Court
Reuben Green of the Cobb County Superior Court. Below are
some informative articles about Judge Green's tenure:
Cobb County Judge Faces Recusal Motion Over Conversation With Prosecutors
Surveillance video has some attorneys questioning judge's fairness