was in existence at the time of trial. Plaintiff argues that he gave his note for the $25,000 and this represented his interest in the corporation and was his required contribution to the venture. Farina denies that plaintiff made any loan to 10-Dix or gave any note therefore. It is undisputed that Bruno asked for and was given a note from 10-Dix, prepared by plaintiff at the request of Farina, which was guaranteed by Farina and his wife and that the loan was repaid in installments by Farina through 10-Dix with the last installment paid on July 11, 1966. It is also undisputed that plaintiff was unaware the note had been repaid at the time of his deposition on October 31, 1969. The deficiencies outlined above, coupled withWednesday, September 3, 2008

Judge Glenda Hatchett is passionate about helping children and families. She left a high ranking job at Delta Airlines to become Georgia’s first African-American Chief Presiding Judge of a state court and became the department head of one of the largest juvenile court systems in the country.

She is probably best known as the presiding judge on the Judge Hatchett Show, now in syndication. On the show, Judge Hatchett showed tough love to the youth in her courtroom who weren’t going to school or hanging with the wrong crowd, and made sure they were connected to resources in their community once they returned home. When I worked for a mentoring program some years ago, I received a referral for a young woman who appeared on her