The Supreme Court of Georgia held its first ever virtual oral arguments with only Chief Justice Melton in the courtroom, with all parties connected via Zoom video, and streamed live, on Monday, April 20, 2020. (Courtesy photo)
Chief Justice Harold Melton commended his colleagues on the bench for their willingness “to try whatever is necessary to keep the courts moving.”
April 20, 2020 at 06:18 PM
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It wasn’t the room where it happened. But it was a close as technology during the coronavirus pandemic would allow.
The Supreme Court of Georgia’s remote oral arguments on Monday took place, instead, in “the Zoom where it happened”—a term first coined by the sequestered cast of “Hamilton”—as justices and attorneys patched in via the video teleconferencing software.
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