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Robert Flournoy III

Georgia 7th Superior Court Cobb Circuit

Tenure

Present officeholder

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Education

Bachelor's

University of Georgia, 1974

Law

University of Georgia, 1979

Robert Flournoy, III is a formersuperior court judge of theCobb County Judicial Circuit inGeorgia. He was appointed to this position by GovernorRoy Barnes on July 14, 2000. His most recent term expired in 2022.^[1][2]

Education

Flournoy received his undergraduate degree andJ.D. from the University of Georgia in 1974 and 1979, respectively. He later graduated from the University of Nevada's National Judicial College in 2001.^[2]

Career

• 2000-2018: Judge,7th Superior Court District
• 1980-2000: Attorney in private practice^[2]

Elections

2014

See also:Georgia judicial elections, 2014
Flournoy, III ran for re-election to theCobb Judicial Circuit, Georgia.
General: He won without opposition in the general election on May 20, 2014.^[3][4]

2010

Flournoy was re-elected to the Superior Court after running unopposed.^[5][6]

Main article:Georgia judicial elections, 2010

Awards and associations

• 1998-Present: Vice Chairman of Board of Trustees, Marietta/Cobb Museum of Art
• 1997-2000: Board of Directors, Premier Bancshares
• 1990-2000: Member and Chairman, Downtown Marietta Development Authority and Board of Historic Review
• 1985-1997: Founding Member of Board of Directors, First Alliance Bank
• Marietta Kiwanis Club
• First United Methodist Church
• State Bar of Georgia
• Cobb Bar Association
• Georgia Trial Lawyers Association^[2]

See also

• 7th Superior Court District of Georgia
• Georgia Superior Courts
• Judicial selection in Georgia

External links

• Cobb County Superior Court Administration
• Daily Report, "No Debtors' Prisons Here, Cobb Judge Says," July 18, 2013

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