As petitioner counsel seek discovery ranging from the candidate's delivery and rideshare records to "cell phone tower ping data," respondent counsel counter the permissibility of the request "under [Georgia Office of State Administrative Hearings] Rules or the Administrative Procedure Act."
April 09, 2024 at 02:37 PM
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Litigation Reporter
In 42 days, at the polls on May 21, voters across Georgia are expected to decide retiring Georgia Court of Appeals Presiding Judge M. Yvette Miller’s replacement.
But as former State Bar of Georgia executive director Jeff Davis campaigns for the intermediate appellate judgeship against Cobb County Magistrate Court Judge Tabitha M. Ponder, an Augusta attorney is pressing forward with his challenge of Davis’ eligibility to run.
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Jeff Davis, former State Bar of Georgia executive director and Georgia Court of Appeals candidate in the May 21, 2024, nonpartisan primary election (left) and Judge Tabitha Ponder, Cobb County Magistrate Court. (Courtesy photos)
