Presiding Judge Anne Elizabeth Barnes, Georgia Court of Appeals. (Photo: John Disney/ALM)
“The faintest praise I can give is that it has exceeded all our expectations,” Presiding Judge Anne Barnes said.
January 07, 2020 at 08:27 PM
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Disputes over divorce and environmental pollution played out Tuesday for the first oral arguments ever in the new $131 million, 215,000-square-foot Nathan Deal Judicial Center.
The Georgia Court of Appeals heard about a complicated divorce between an Atlanta couple—King v. King—and a dispute over allegations that runoff from a coal yard sickened a worker at a neighboring business in Columbus—Wylee Toms v. William Buck Jr.
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