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06-16-2008, 12:13
http://www.georgiacarry.org/cms/2008/06/12/gco-member-asks-to-have-probate-judge-held-in-contempt/
A GCO member has filed a motion to have Henry County Probate Judge Kelley Powell held in contempt of federal court for her failure obey a court order regarding requests for social security numbers. In the 2007 case, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia declared that Judge Powell had violated the federal Privacy Act and ordered her to provide the notice required by Section 7(b) of the Act, including “by what statutory or other authority the information is requested” if she asks for SSNs. It was reported on Georgiapacking.org that Judge Powell has been asking for SSNs without providing this notice. The member has asked that Judge Powell be held in contempt, that all SSNs collected since the injunction was entered be purged from Judge Powell’s records, and that a court appointed monitor be established to report to the court whether Judge Powell is abiding by the injunction. A copy of the motion, and earlier documents in the case, may be viewed here (http://www.georgiacarry.com/puckett/).
A GCO member has filed a motion to have Henry County Probate Judge Kelley Powell held in contempt of federal court for her failure obey a court order regarding requests for social security numbers. In the 2007 case, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia declared that Judge Powell had violated the federal Privacy Act and ordered her to provide the notice required by Section 7(b) of the Act, including “by what statutory or other authority the information is requested” if she asks for SSNs. It was reported on Georgiapacking.org that Judge Powell has been asking for SSNs without providing this notice. The member has asked that Judge Powell be held in contempt, that all SSNs collected since the injunction was entered be purged from Judge Powell’s records, and that a court appointed monitor be established to report to the court whether Judge Powell is abiding by the injunction. A copy of the motion, and earlier documents in the case, may be viewed here (http://www.georgiacarry.com/puckett/).
