Palmer sworn in as Superior Court judge

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Administering the oath of office to new Coweta Circuit Superior Court Judge Emory Palmer was Judge Allen Keeble, whose resignation created the judicial vacancy now filled by Palmer. In the courtroom of the historic 1904 Coweta County Courthouse Wednesday are Palmer, his wife, Jennifer, and Keeble. 

By ALEX MCRAE
alex@newnan.com
Emory Palmer of Newnan was sworn in Wednesday as a Superior Court judge, becoming the newest judge in the Coweta Judicial Circuit.
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