Thursday's unanimous opinion, written by the state's chief justice, affirms a federal ruling that the secretary of state's decision to cancel the election was unconstitutional.
October 08, 2020 at 02:24 PM
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The Supreme Court of Georgia on Thursday unanimously ruled that an ongoing election for the district attorney who will represent Athens and Clarke counties can continue.
The ruling prevents Gov. Brian Kemp from sidestepping the Nov. 3 election for district attorney of the Western Circuit in favor of filling the slot for the next two years with a political appointee.
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Chief Justice Harold Melton, left, Supreme Court of Georgia and Judge Mark Cohen, right. Photo: John Disney/ALM
