Chief Justice Harold Melton, Supreme Court of Georgia. (Photo: John Disney/ALM)
When Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Harold Melton first told people to stay away from court on March 12 to avoid spreading “this new virus,” he was thinking short term, he said Tuesday.
After all, the public health expert guidance at the time was “two weeks to flatten the curve,” when then became, “erase April.” But that was then.
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