One of the peculiarities of being an appellate judge in Georgia is a strict deadline system for deciding cases.
May 31, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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One of the peculiarities of being an appellate judge in Georgia is a strict deadline system for deciding cases.
Judges can’t change the rule; it’s set by the state Constitution. But they can change how they manage their work to comply with that rule, and some of the newer members of the state Court of Appeals are speaking out about how the court may do things differently.
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