Newly installed Chief Justice Michael Boggs is the first former trial judge to lead the state's high court since the late Chief Justice P. Harris Hines.
July 18, 2022 at 02:09 PM
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Former Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Harold Melton called the new leaders of the high court a powerful “thunder and lightening duo” in a ceremony installing them in the House Chamber at the Capitol Monday.
Melton, now a partner with Troutman Pepper, gave introductory remarks for friend, former colleague and now Chief Justice Michael Boggs. Departing Chief Justice David Nahmias gave the oath to Boggs and now Presiding Justice Nels Peterson, who stepped up as next in line to be chief.
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Screenshot of Michael Boggs on his investiture as chief justice of the Supreme Court of Georgia. (Image from video)
