Today, Georgia s counties that want them must pay for their own juvenile court judges. Inequities on a heartbreakingly human scale depending on whether or not children reside in a have or a have not county. It s time for Georgia to improve its juvenile court system. The state of Georgia can make a difference. We need to choose to care for Georgia s children more intelligently, effectively, and with more compassion.
Every child deserves a better chance.
We owe that much to them. Macon Judicial Circuit Superior Court Judge Bryant Culpepper is chair of the Georgia Supreme Court Child Placement Project. Judge Culpepper, his father, grandfather and great-grandfather have a Georgia Highway named for them Culpepper Ancestry . Superior Court Judge George Bryant Culpepper of Macon, is the son of George Brown Culpepper, son of George Bacon Culpepper, son of the Rev. George Bright Culpepper, son of James Marion Culpepper, son of Daniel Peek Culpepper, son of John and Nancy Gillespie Culpepper.