The Metro City Council is having to deal with a problem that they haven’t had to handle since 2011: how to replace a judge at the Justice A.A. Birch building.
Casey Moreland resigned Friday after a federal magistrate ruled that there is probable cause in a public corruption case against him.
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Monday was business as usual at the Birch building; however, other General Sessions judges are having to take on Moreland's workload.
Once the vacancy is announced Tuesday night by Vice Mayor David Briley, people can submit applications.
A special election will take place within Metro Council on May 16. That person will take Moreland’s place until the 2018 election.
