Judge Stephen Dillard (Courtesy photo)
“Thus, while it might be perfectly sensible to update or revise OCGA §9-13-142 in light of these technological advances, ‘it is the job of the legislature, not the courts, to rewrite or revise statutes.’ In any event, online publishing is not at issue in this case," Chief Judge Stephen Dillard said. At issue: "hard copy newspapers.”
March 11, 2019 at 11:24 AM
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In a struggle with far-reaching implications, a small-town newspaper has won a battle to hold on to the business of publishing legal notices after being fired by county officials.
The Georgia Court of Appeals has upheld a trial judge’s grant of an injunction for a newspaper in the small town of Ringgold. It’s the last town in Georgia going north on Interstate 75 before the Tennessee state line.
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