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Bench trials in divorce cases, six-person civil juries and a consolidated family court system could become reality in Georgia if the Blue Ribbon Commission on the Judiciary gets its way. But the commission's report is only a start. Chairman Hardy Gregory Jr., a former state supreme court justice, expressed the hope that the commission's recommendations "can lay the foundation for gradual change over time."
June 11, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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