Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Harold Melton (from left), Presiding Justice David Nahmias and Justice Sarah Warren. (Photos: John Disney/ALM)
Attorneys for former U.S. Rep. John Barrow contend that Tuesday’s decision by the high court appears to upend its own precedents on two previous recusals by the full bench and runs counter to its previous rulings over trial court judges’ failures to recuse.
March 24, 2020 at 06:23 PM
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Three justices of the Supreme Court of Georgia reaffirmed Tuesday that the entire bench will not step away from an election fight over Justice Keith Blackwell’s seat.
It took Chief Justice Harold Melton, Presiding Justice David Nahmias and Justice Sarah Warren less than four hours to rule that they will not recuse from hearing appeals by former U.S. Rep. John Barrow and former state Rep. Beth Beskin, whose efforts to run for Blackwell’s post have been thwarted by the state.
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