It was a day of firsts for the Georgia Supreme Court -- the first oral argument of the court's new term and the first ever conducted at a Georgia high school. Justices held oral arguments in two cases before a hushed audience of 800 students at Therrell High School in Atlanta. Therrell, principal Henry P. Williams told the crowd, was "button-popping pleased. We make history this morning."
April 14, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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It was a day of firsts for the Georgia Supreme Court — the first oral argument of the court’s new term and the first ever conducted at a Georgia high school.
Justices held oral arguments in two cases before a hushed audience of 800 students at Therrell High School on Atlanta’s west side.
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