L-R: Presiding Judge Christopher McFadden and Judges E. Trenton Brown III and Todd Markle of the Georgia Court of Appeals. (Courtesy photos)
Opinions have been issued by the Georgia Court of Appeals for oral arguments heard in Coffee County when a panel went on the road in February.
“When [the Court of Appeals] notifies you you’re going on the road, it’s either because they think the case is interesting, or they think the lawyers are interesting or both,” said Bondurant Mixson & Elmore attorney Robert Ashe, who argued before the judges in the Coffee High School Auditorium that day.
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