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Magistrate Court JudgesnufffcnJudge Cassandra KirknChief Magistrate ufffcnJudge Jim Altman ufffcnJudge Warren O. Atkinson ufffcnJudge Joseph Burford  ufffcnJudge Lillian Nash Caudle ufffcnJudge Angela Chadwick ufffcnJudge Hannah Chung  ufffcnJudge Stephanie C. Davis ufffcnJudge Jeffrey W. Frazier ufffcnJudge Jaslovelin J. Lall  ufffcnJudge Melynee Leftridge ufffcnJudge Alexandra Manning ufffcnJudge Andrew Margolis  ufffcnJudge Shukura Ingram Millender ufffcnJudge Rashida Oliver ufffcnJudge Michael Penn  ufffcnJudge Roy Roberts ufffcnJudge Quinton G. Washington ufffcnJudge Karen Smith Woodson  ufffcnJudge Joann Bowens ufffcnJudge Victoria Hardy ufffcnJudge Maureen MalonennThe Magistrate Courts of Georgia were established in 1983 when the current Constitution was ratified. The Constitution mandated the Magistrate Court replace the Justice Courts and a variety of small claims courts or limited jurisdiction courts that were known by a variety of different names. Until recently the Magistrate Court was a division of State Court by local legislation. The current form of the Fulton County Magistrate Court was established by legislation in May 2013, following a recommendation of the Fulton County Court Improvement Task Force. The Judges proudly serve the Fulton County Magistrate Court under the leadership of the Chief Magistrate Judge who is selected by Fulton County voters to four year terms in a nonpartisan, countywide race.nnOnce sworn into office, the Chief Magistrate appoints the Court's judges with the approval of judges from Fulton County State Court and Fulton County Superior Court. Magistrates serve terms concurrent with that of the Chief Magistrate.