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Head of troubled voting rights organization New Georgia Project intends to resign
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Francys Johnson, chairperson of voting rights organization New Georgia Project, told ...
Georgia Plaintiffs' Lawyers See Governor's Tort Reform Bill as 'All-Out Attack on Right to Trial By Jury'
The legislation seeking to lower amounts juries award in civil cases is Gov. Brian Kemp's top legislative priority. The ...
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Kemp’s efforts to limit court settlements occupies center stage, with a nudge from Coastal Georgia business leaders
On the eve of the state legislature’s current session, Gov. Brian Kemp took the bully pulpit. Speaking at the state chamber ...
Judge Appoints Monitor to Oversee Agreement to Reform Georgia's Fulton County Jail
Fulton County Board of Commissioners Chairman Robb Pitts called Kenney's appointment “an important step forward” in ...
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Georgia, Tennessee Senators Intro GRACIE Act To Reform Child Protective Services And Combat Child Trafficking
U.S. Senators Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) and Jon Ossoff (D-Ga.) have introduced the Generate Recordings of All Child ...
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📚 Events scuttled at Carter Center
One of the world’s largest crowds (65,520) packed Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Saturday night to welcome Miguel Almirón back and ...
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Georgia Lawmakers Advance Key Bills on Legal Reform, Tax Relief, and Childcare Support at Legislative Session Midpoint
Georgia's Legislature reaches mid-session, passing bills on lawsuit reform, tax relief, and childcare credits.
New legislation looks to change way wrongfully convicted are compensated
Bill proposes to give exonerated individuals who prove their innocence $75,000 for every year they have been incarcerated.