Chief Justice P. Harris Hines of the Georgia Supreme Court gives the State of the Judiciary address at the State Capitol. (Photo: John Disney/ ALM)
Hines sounded a list of concerns that need addressing in the future. But he said he’s an optimist and believes the state’s new leaders will make progress on those problems.
February 22, 2018 at 04:01 PM
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Leadership changes, efficiency improvements, criminal justice reform and warm memories highlighted Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice P. Harris Hines’ final State of the Judiciary address to the General Assembly Thursday.
“The year 2018 will be a year of great change and great promise for our state,” Hines began, speaking to a joint session of the state Legislature in the House of Representatives Chamber at the State Capitol with a speech that was live streamed by Georgia Public Broadcasting.
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