Norcross judge elected president of state judge group

Norcross Municipal Judge Kenneth Wickham has been elected President of the Georgia Executive Council of Municipal Court Judges.

Wickham was voted into the office during the group’s annual business and training meeting on the weekend of June 22-24 in Savannah. His term will start in June 2012.

Wickham is currently serving his ninth terms as a municipal court judge in Norcross and serves as a visiting judge with the Gwinnett County Recorder’s Court. He’s also an associate judge in Dunwoody.

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