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Atlanta Forward: Leadership

A citizen speaks at a DeKalb County Board of Commissioners meeting.
A citizen speaks at a DeKalb County Board of Commissioners meeting.
By Rick Badie
July 9, 2014

Corruption claims beset DeKalb County government. Most of its elected officials are under investigation, and the suspended CEO faces a criminal trial. Residents demand reform. Today, the head of a DeKalb citizens group explains its call for the establishment of an anti-corruption unit to uproot malfeasance, while a nonprofit executive writes about rebuilding public trust in government. Our third column is about DeKalb, too — the district attorney’s Anti-Recidivism Court, a program for offenders 17 to 25 years old.

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