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A sharply divided Georgia Supreme Court created a new procedural rule that allows lawyers to seek interlocutory appellate review against the wishes of the trial judge. The procedural ruling evoked harsh criticism from three dissenters on the court, who accused the majority of overstepping the court's jurisdiction and changing its role from "disinterested decision-maker to appellate advocate."
June 12, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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