Hon. W. Harvey

Alan C. Harvey is a Senior Judge at the DeKalb County Magistrate Court, having served since May 1985. He previously practiced law as an attorney from 1977 to present, attending Emory University School of Law and earning his Juris Doctor in 1977. Harvey has been recognized for his community service with awards such as the Pro Bono Public Award and the Clara Barton Volunteer Award. He also served as a Superior Court Judge for over 30 years under Governor Jimmy Carter.

Judge John R. Harvey, a lifelong Bryan County resident, was appointed by Governor Jimmy Carter in 1974 and served as Superior Court Judge for over three decades. Before his judicial career, he practiced law in Pembroke, representing notable clients like International Paper and Seaboard Railroad. He also held positions as solicitor general and city attorney.

John D. Harvey is a partner at Bouhan Falligant, focusing on transportation and logistics, real estate litigation, and aviation law. Previously, he served as Bryan County attorney, municipal court judge for Midway and Pembroke, and assistant district attorney for the Atlantic Judicial Circuit.

Experience Highlights:
- Senior Judge, DeKalb County Magistrate Court (1985 - Present)
- Attorney at Law (Alan C. Harvey) (1977 - Present)
- Superior Court Judge (1974 - 2004)
- Partner, Bouhan Falligant (1996 - Present)

Education:
- Juris Doctor, Emory University School of Law (1977)
- Bachelor's Degree in Political Science, University of Georgia (1957)
- Law Degree from Samford University (1954)