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MiamiHerald.com
May 15, 2012
Charges against four Last Exist Network members were dismissed when the Georgia Supreme Court ruled in February that the state's ban on suicide assistance ads was an unconstitutional restriction on speech.
msnbc.com
May 15, 2012
Charges against four Last Exist Network members were dismissed when the Georgia Supreme Court ruled in February that the state's ban on suicide assistance ads was an unconstitutional restriction on speech.
Atlanta Progressive News
May 10, 2012
Please admit that in an issue of first impression by the courts, the Georgia Supreme Court (Cardinale v. City of Atlanta et al.
Newnan Times-Herald
May 10, 2012
By WALTER C. JONES ATLANTA - Georgia's top court heard arguments Tuesday on the constitutionality of a law passed to temporarily halt property assessment increases while homeowners coped with the recent recession and flood of
foreclosures.
Georgia Bulletin
May 10, 2012
In Georgia, voters passed a similar referendum in 2004, and it was upheld by the
Georgia Supreme Court in 2006. Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory of Atlanta told Catholic News Service that the
institution of
marriage "predates the church and predates the ...
Project Q Atlanta
May 10, 2012
By Matt Hennie | May 9, 2012 | 11:55 AM The Georgia Supreme Court on Monday disbarred a gay attorney who has represented David magazine and Southern Voice over allegations that he misused funds a client won in a lawsuit for his own personal use.
GPB
May 8, 2012
By AP Georgia's Supreme Court will review a Court of Appeals decision that found the city of College Park should collect occupational
taxes at the Atlanta airport because the businesses, including the main terminal and parts of two concourses, ...
CBS News
May 7, 2012
ATLANTA - The
Georgia Supreme Court will consider a long-running feud over millions of dollars in
taxes generated by Atlanta's busy airport.
The Republic
May 7, 2012
That decision started a legal feud that's lasted almost a decade and led to an eye-popping $459 million penalty against the company that was the focus of arguments Monday before the Georgia Supreme Court. It started when American Home Services, ...
Marietta Daily Journal
May 7, 2012
She was appointed to the
Georgia Supreme Court in 1992 by Gov.
Zell Miller and has since been returned to that bench by voters in 1994, 2000 and 2006.
Chattanooga Times Free Press
May 7, 2012
by Staff Report The Georgia Supreme Court has upheld the 2005 murder conviction of a Walker County man in connection with a road-rage incident.
BusinessWeek
May 7, 2012
The
Georgia Supreme Court will consider a long-running feud over millions of dollars in
taxes generated by Atlanta's busy airport.
Online Athens
May 7, 2012
By Joe Johnson - joe.johnson@onlineathens.com The Georgia Supreme Court has upheld the murder conviction of a man who shot three other men during a craps game in West Athens nearly five years ago.
Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog)
May 7, 2012
The Georgia Supreme Court today announced it would take on a long-standing tussle between the cities of Atlanta and College Park, over millions of dollars generated by airport businesses.
Washington Post
May 7, 2012
That decision started a legal feud that's lasted almost a decade and led to an eye-popping $459 million penalty against the company that was the focus of arguments Monday before the Georgia Supreme Court. It started when American Home Services, ...
Marietta Daily Journal
May 6, 2012
She was appointed to the
Georgia Supreme Court in 1992 by Gov.
Zell Miller and has since been returned to that bench by voters in 1994, 2000 and 2006.
Newnan Times-Herald
May 6, 2012
A
Georgia Supreme Court ruling last year found local school boards have exclusive control of public
education. Crane said that should not be so, since the state provides 50-80 percent of funding for
schools.
The Augusta Chronicle
May 5, 2012
He was convicted and sentenced to life in prison, a decision the
Georgia Supreme Court later affirmed in a 6-1 ruling. The lone dissent came from then-Justice Leah Ward Sears, who argued that
prosecutors failed to prove McNeil wasn't defending himself.
The Augusta Chronicle
May 4, 2012
He was convicted and sentenced to life in prison, a decision the
Georgia Supreme Court later affirmed in a 6-1 ruling. The lone dissent came from then-Justice Leah Ward Sears, who argued that
prosecutors failed to prove McNeil wasn't defending himself.
Online Athens
May 4, 2012
He was convicted and sentenced to life in prison, a decision the
Georgia Supreme Court later affirmed in a 6-1 ruling. The lone dissent came from then-Justice Leah Ward Sears, who argued
prosecutors failed to prove McNeil wasn't defending himself.
San Antonio Express
May 3, 2012
The Savannah dispute ended up before the
Georgia Supreme Court, which ruled last November that Christ Church's $3 million property in the city's historic district belongs to the
Episcopal diocese under its governing hierarchy and bylaws.
Atlanta Journal Constitution
May 3, 2012
The Savannah dispute ended up before the
Georgia Supreme Court, which ruled last November that Christ Church's $3 million property in the city's historic district belongs to the
Episcopal diocese under its governing hierarchy and bylaws.
Atlanta Journal Constitution
May 3, 2012
The charter battle came to this north metro county last year after the Georgia Supreme Court threw out a state law that gave the state charter creating authority.
Savannah Morning News
May 3, 2012
11 after the Georgia Supreme Court ruled with them. As part of the agreement, the diocese filed dismissals of a motion for contempt filed in Chatham County Superior Court against the Anglican group as well as pending litigation against the former ...
Chicago Tribune
May 2, 2012
The Georgia Supreme Court in February struck down as unconstitutional a previous law that outlawed the advertising of assisted-suicide services.
Seattle Post Intelligencer
May 2, 2012
Photo: David Goldman / AP Georgia Supreme Court Justice Carol Hunstein attends a news conference where Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal signed into law a bill that will bring sweeping changes to the state's criminal justice system at the State Capitol ...
Atlanta Journal Constitution
May 2, 2012
Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Carol Hunstein, who served on the special council, praised enactment of the legislation.
13WMAZ
May 2, 2012
A
Houston County man, convicted of killing his
aunt and
uncle in 1989 when he was 16, is appealing his conviction to the
Georgia Supreme Court. The state's high court is scheduled to hear Dwight Simmons' case next week. Willie B. and Bessie Lewis, ...
Macon Telegraph (blog)
May 2, 2012
By BECKY PURSER - bpurser@macon.com WARNER ROBINS -- The
Georgia Supreme Court is expected to hear oral arguments Monday related to a double homicide in
Houston County in 1989.
Reuters
May 2, 2012
The Georgia Supreme Court in February struck down as unconstitutional a previous law that outlawed the advertising of assisted-suicide services.
Savannah Morning News
May 1, 2012
This big-ticket item is now under appeal before the Georgia Supreme Court. But thanks to a trial court judge who may have thrown his weight around one too many times - and perhaps an aging, poker-faced municipal attorney with one more ace to play ...
Huffington Post
April 30, 2012
And last year a nearly unanimous Georgia Supreme Court endorsed its voter limitations. Every judge except the first African-American to sit on the Georgia Supreme Court bench approved restricting access to the polls. Thirty states will require voters ...
The Augusta Chronicle
April 28, 2012
On Tuesday, the Georgia Supreme Court rejected the city's request to appeal a 2010 ruling by Judge Carl C. Brown Jr. that denied it protection from the lawsuit under the legal principle of sovereign immunity.
The Augusta Chronicle
April 27, 2012
On Tuesday, the Georgia Supreme Court rejected the city's request to appeal a 2010 ruling by Judge Carl C. Brown Jr. that denied it protection from the lawsuit under the legal principle of sovereign immunity.
Savannah Morning News
April 26, 2012
By DeAnn Komanecky The Georgia Supreme Court has ruled a confession by an Effingham County man to molesting a 4-year-old boy can be used against him at trial.
Atlanta Journal Constitution
April 26, 2012
The
Georgia Supreme Court denied a request to hear the challenge brought by ousted board members of the Southern
Christian Leadership Conference.
Atlanta Journal Constitution
April 26, 2012
A filing with the Georgia Supreme Court that was signed by Lee and Judicial Qualifications Commission director Jeff Davis said Lee was being investigated for allegations of judicial misconduct and that the matter is now concluded.
Marietta Daily Journal
April 24, 2012
by From staff reports MARIETTA - The Georgia Supreme Court has upheld the murder convictions of three Cobb County men. The court upheld the convictions and life sentences of Rodger Jackson, Kevin Martin and Jesus Guerrero Manzano on Tuesday.
WALB-TV
April 24, 2012
21 year old Shamoka Furman told
police about 6:15 PM two black men came up behind her at the bus stopMore >> The
Georgia Supreme Court upholds the murder conviction and life sentence of an Albany man, who beat a man to death with a hatchet.
Atlanta Journal Constitution
April 24, 2012
By Bill Rankin The Georgia Supreme Court on Tuesday disbarred Stone Mountain lawyer Xavier Dicks for abandoning a client. John Spink, jspink@ajc.
The Augusta Chronicle
April 24, 2012
By Kyle Martin The Georgia Supreme Court has denied the appeal of a man convicted in the 2009 murder of Jone Cheung, who owned The House of Cheung King of Wings on Milledgeville Road.
The Republic
April 24, 2012
AP ATLANTA - The Georgia Supreme Court has upheld the sentence of a man convicted of shooting a restaurant owner to death during a robbery in east Georgia in 2009.
The Republic
April 23, 2012
AP The 68-year-old judge told The Daily Report (http://bit.ly/IgP2dr) he's planning to seek another term when his seat is up for grabs again in 2014.
WALB-TV
April 19, 2012
21 year old Shamoka Furman told
police about 6:15 PM two black men came up behind her at the bus stopMore >> The
Georgia Supreme Court upholds the murder conviction and life sentence of an Albany man, who beat a man to death with a hatchet.
Atlanta Journal Constitution
April 16, 2012
By Bill Rankin A lawyer on Monday asked the Georgia Supreme Court to do something it has not done in more than 30 years -- throw out a death sentence because it is so out of line with sentences imposed in similar cases.
Cherokee Tribune
May 3, 2012
The bill comes after the
Georgia Supreme Court struck down the Georgia Charter
schools Commission in a 4-3 vote last May, declaring the commission had no authority to create or fund charter schools over the objections of local school boards.
Patch.com
May 3, 2012
Charter
school advocates need the amendment because in May 2011 the
Georgia Supreme Court issued a decision saying only local boards of
education controlled the right to create
public schools.
Macon Telegraph (blog)
May 3, 2012
By BECKY PURSER - bpurser@macon.com WARNER ROBINS -- The
Georgia Supreme Court is expected to hear oral arguments Monday related to a double homicide in
Houston County in 1989.
Lifesite
May 2, 2012
Ed Setzler (District 35), was passed in response to last February's decision by the Georgia Supreme Court that struck down the state's previous law that pro-lifers considered weak and ineffective.
National Right to Life News
May 2, 2012
Gov. Deal also signed HB 1114 sponsored by State Rep. Ed Setzler. The bill was passed in response to last February's decision by the Georgia Supreme Court that struck down the state's previous weak and ineffective law dealing with assisted suicide.
