Judge needs time to decide on Justice debt
MARTINSVILLE, VA. — When you’re waiting for a ruling on $300 million owed by the business network led by a two-term governor and candidate for U.S. Senate, what’s a little longer. The chief circuit judge in Martinsville, Va., Judge Giles Carter Greer, heard about a half-hour of arguments Monday morning from lawyers for the network of companies headed by West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice and from attorneys for the businesses’ longtime lender, Carter Bank & Trust. By the end, the judge acknowledged there’s a lot on the line, concluding that he needs another month to ...