"There's been some frustration with the pace of this whole process, particularly with reimbursement as circuits have started to submit requests," said Supreme Court of Georgia Chief Justice David E. Nahmias. "I can assure you that Presiding Justice [Michael] Boggs and the [Administrative Office of the Courts] staff have been spending an inordinate amount of time trying to sort out the issues."
April 25, 2022 at 12:31 PM
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Litigation Reporter
As 11 judicial circuits throughout the state of Georgia wait to learn if their applications for federal grant money aimed at addressing court case backlogs will be approved, more than two dozen circuits seeking reimbursements are being asked to remain patient.
During the Judicial Council of Georgia general session meeting, Supreme Court of Georgia Chief Justice David E. Nahmias assured judges that administrators are taking steps to expedite the reimbursement process.
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