Yekel was appointed to the state court in 2022. He recently attempted to resign from his position, but was denied by Georgia Governor Brian Kemp, according to WJCL.
I don't understand how that is legal. You can force someone to keep a job whether they want to or not?
He attempted to resign, but was denied. Then he lost reelection. So, this isn't a "I don't have anything to live for" situation. It's a "I don't want to live with what I've done" type thing.
En elected judge? That sounds like the dumbest thing I've ever heard of. Could someone explain to a European how that works? Do they at least have to qualify for election in some ways?
After reading the comments here it’s plain to see that the moral compass of lemmy is directly proportional to how the hive-mind happens to feel about the victim.
It’s pretty shameful to see so many people salivate while climbing over one another to see who can make the best joke about a man that committed suicide.
It seems that every day, you all become more and more like Reddit.