Judge Jason B. Thompson
Dedicated to Justice
Driven by Service
Defined by Integrity
A Proven Record
of Service and Trust
Judge Thompson has served our community with distinction as our State Court Judge since his appointment by Governor Nathan Deal in 2013. His consistent re-election in uncontested races (2014, 2018, and 2022) speaks volumes about the trust and confidence our community places in his leadership.
Invest in Continued Leadership
As we look to the future, it's vital to continue supporting leaders who embody our core values. Judge Thompson's re-election will ensure Fayette County continues to benefit from his exceptional leadership and judicial expertise.
A Heart
for Fayette County
Judge Thompson’s commitment extends far beyond the courtroom. He actively serves the Fayette County community through numerous civic organizations and boards, including the Rotary Club of Peachtree City, the Fayette County Development Authority, and the Fayette County Chamber of Commerce. His leadership has been recognized with prestigious awards like the Avenues of Service Award from Rotary International and the Carolyn Cary Dream Builder Award from the Fayette County Chamber of Commerce.
He also has a significant impact on the youth of Fayette County, regularly refereeing soccer matches, speaking to classrooms, and hosting students in his robust internship program.
Extensive Legal Experience
Judge Thompson's deep understanding of the law is built on extensive experience. Before his judicial tenure, he excelled in private practice, served as an Assistant Solicitor-General in Spalding County, and was a certified mediator and adjunct professor at Point University. His diverse background has equipped him with a broad and profound grasp of legal principles.
Innovative Justice
and Accessibility
Beyond the bench, Judge Thompson is a true innovator. He established the first DUI Court (2016) and the Veterans Treatment Court (2019) within the Griffin Judicial Circuit, demonstrating his commitment to rehabilitative and effective justice.
As a representative on the Judicial Council Standing Committee on Access to Justice, he works tirelessly to ensure our legal system is accessible and fair to all.
What you need to know about Judge Jason B. Thompson
Judge Thompson is dedicated to fostering an accessible and respectful courtroom environment where every individual feels heard and valued.
He strongly believes in the importance of treating everyone equally and consistently applying the law in his decisions.
He’s passionate about his work; he genuinely enjoys his role as a judge and considers it an honor to serve his community.
Commitment to Community:
- Strong Community Involvement:
Judge Thompson is actively involved in various community organizations and initiatives. - Education and Outreach:
He frequently visits schools to educate students about the legal system and hosts programs like “The People’s Law School” to increase public understanding of the law. - Support for Senior Citizens:
He supports Fayette Senior Services and their educational programming, including offering presentations to help seniors understand the legal system. - Focus on Youth:
He emphasizes the importance of working with young people to prevent future involvement with the juvenile court system, believing that education and outreach can make a difference.
Professional Achievements & Initiatives:
- Established Accountability Courts:
He created the first DUI/Drug Court in the Griffin Judicial Circuit in 2016 and the Veterans Treatment Court four years later, focusing on alternative sentencing and rehabilitation. - Promoting Transparency:
Judge Thompson actively seeks to demystify the legal system and promote transparency within the courts. - Positive Impact:
His DUI/Drug Court and Veterans Treatment Court programs have successfully graduated numerous participants and saved the community money on jail costs
Recognized by the Fayette County Comunmity
- Community Service Awards:
He has received several awards for his community service, including the Justice Robert Benham Award for Community Service. - Golden Eagle Award:
Judge Thompson was a recipient of the Golden Eagle Award, which recognizes community leaders who exemplify honor, integrity, and service
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- Address: 123 Main St. Fayetteville GA 30269