Voices of The Village Podcast featuring Judge James D. Boles, Jr.-F.A.R. Leadership in Action: Judge James D. Boles Jr. on Justice, Community, and Second Chances episode artwork

EPISODE · Apr 15, 2026 · 57 MIN

Voices of The Village Podcast featuring Judge James D. Boles, Jr.-F.A.R. Leadership in Action: Judge James D. Boles Jr. on Justice, Community, and Second Chances

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Judge James D. Boles Jr. discusses his background and journey to becoming a judge in Henry County, Georgia. Born and raised in Henry County, he attended local schools and later graduated from Kennesaw State University with a 3.89 GPA and from Atlanta's John Marshall Law School on a scholarship. Boles emphasizes his involvement in mock trial, which influenced his legal career. As a judge, he oversees misdemeanor criminal cases and civil matters, focusing on a diversion court for veterans and individuals with mental health issues. Appointed by Governor Brian Kemp, Boles highlights his commitment to community service, particularly in mentoring youth and supporting veterans and the homeless.

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