Georgia Supreme Court and Court of Appeals Building. (Photo by John Disney/ALM)
At issue is immunity from lawsuits enjoyed by court officials.
September 07, 2018 at 04:05 PM
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The Supreme Court of Georgia is expected to issue a decision in a case of a man claiming that officials from DeKalb County’s now-defunct Recorders Court made mistakes that led him to be jailed for a month.
The high court’s Forthcoming Opinions” feature on its website noted Friday that a decision was expected Monday morning in Withers v. Schroeder, No. S17G1875.
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