Georgia Chief Justice Harold Melton talks to attendees at the 2018 Eliminating Barriers to Justice Conference. He was the keynote speaker at the event. (Photo: John Disney/ALM)
“We have to get justice for all,” Chief Justice Harold Melton said. “And the people have to feel like they’ve gotten justice. They have to know it so they can have confidence in the system.”
October 31, 2018 at 08:15 PM
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Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Harold Melton told those gathered for the Eliminating Barriers to Justice conference at Georgia State University College of Law Wednesday that the state has made dramatic progress in providing courtroom interpreters, but needs to do more.
“We have to get justice for all,” Melton said. “And the people have to feel like they’ve gotten justice. They have to know it so they can have confidence in the system.”
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