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Charles "Chuck" M. Eaton Jr.

Georgia Superior Court Judge - Atlanta Circuit, Seat 7

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Recent Experience

Georgia Superior Court Judge - Atlanta Circuit, Seat 7Incumbent
2026 – 2030View Position
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2026View Position
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2022 – 2026View Position
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2019 – 2021View Position
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2013 – 2018View Position

District information

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About Georgia Superior Court Judge - Atlanta Circuit, Seat 7

Term length: 2026 – 2030

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