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TUWANDA IN THE NEWS

November 1, 2009

Gwinnett Daily Post

Event to discuss rules in charging juveniles as adults

LILBURN -- New Mercies Christian Church and the Gwinnett County Minority Bar Association are teaming up to host a community event at the church Wednesday night.

The project, called "Real Talk," is intended to educate students, parents and the public about "current law and procedures that relate to charging youth as adults for specific crimes," said Tuwanda Williams, senior assistant county attorney.

"The purpose of Real Talk is to address concerns about the growing number of youths, some with no prior criminal history, charged with serious crimes that can result, upon conviction, in significant prison terms," she said. The panel members will analyze and discuss skits and scenarios presented depicting young people engaged in "certain behavior," Williams said.

May 6, 2023

Gwinnett Daily Post

Gwinnett Deputy County Attorney Tuwanda Rush Williams running for Superior Court judge's seat

The No. 2 person in Gwinnett County’s law department is planning to run for an open Superior Court judge’s seat next year.

Tuwanda Rush Williams, who is the deputy county attorney, kicked off her campaign for a seat on the judicial bench on Friday. Williams will run in 2024 for the seat currently held by Gwinnett Superior Court Judge Karen Beyers, who is not seeking re-election.

Williams will step down from her position with the county on May 17 to run for the office.

January 22, 2016

Gwinnett Daily Post

DULUTH — Forty local leaders have been selected for the Leadership Gwinnett class of 2015.

As the program celebrates its 30th anniversary, Leadership Gwinnett seeks to ensure that the community’s most influential leaders are knowledgeable about issues and passionate about the success of the county and region.