Georgia Goslee began her legal career as the first

   African American lawyer to open a private law

   practice in Howard County, Maryland in 1983.

   In 1982 after two unsuccessful Howard County

   judgeship appointment attempts, Goslee gained

   widespread notoriety for her pursuit of a Baltimore

   City  Supreme (Circuit) Court judgeship during a

   heavily contested election primary against Kenneth

   Lavon Johnson, Esq.. According to the City Paper of

   Baltimore:

   “ Goslee was seeking to diversify the Baltimore City

   Supreme (Circuit) Court bench by becoming the

   first African American female on the Baltimore City

   Circuit Court bench. Goslee garnered 55,000 votes

   during the primary election and raised more than

   $20,000.00 in a well organized campaign “.

    (City Paper)

   Goslee has been widely recognized in the community

   as an aggressive litigator; a leader in the fight for

   equality; has enjoyed extensive acclaim as a talk

   show host on WJZ’s Square Off and Sunday Live

   programs; and as a former federal prosecutor, and

   legal commentator (City Paper)