"They waited enough time to make sure things could be done safely, and I'm certainly very happy for the people who are dealing with these tolling order deadlines that are now being reinstated," said an Atlanta-based defense attorney.
June 07, 2021 at 03:38 PM
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Litigation Reporter
It’s a moment defense attorney Michael Bixon has been awaiting for months, as some of his clients sit behind bars beyond statutory limits.
The COVID-19 pandemic has meant tolled deadlines under the statewide judicial emergency first ordered by Supreme Court of Georgia Chief Justice Harold Melton on March 14 of 2020.
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