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Prosecutor to Decide if Georgia Lieutenant Governor Should Be Charged in Election-Meddling Case
The Prosecuting Attorneys' Council of Georgia announced Thursday that its executive director, Pete Skandalakis, will handle the matter.
Kemp Suspends South Georgia Mayor Accused of Stealing Nearly $65K From His Town
Tuesday's order suspended Pineview Mayor Brandon Holt until his criminal charges are resolved. Under state law, he won't be paid by the 500-resident town during his suspension.
Ex-Atlanta CFO Pleads Guilty to Stealing Money From City for Trips, Guns
He served as the city's chief financial officer under Mayor Kasim Reed, managing Atlanta's financial resources from 2011 to 2018, and is the 10th person to be convicted in an anti-corruption probe into Reed's administration.
Judge Candidate's Cellphone Records Subpoenaed in Election Challenge
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."
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Authority Over Tort Law and Attorney Discipline: What the Pa. High Court Is Eyeing in April
The 11 cases set to go before the justices touch on a range of impactful issues, including federal authority to shape tort law, insurance coverage for COVID-19 business interruption claims, and the burden of proof required to demonstrate rule violations in lawyer discipline matters.
Restrictions on Absentee Ballot Help in Alabama Are Being Challenged in Federal Suit
The plaintiffs say a new statute disenfranchises voters, including senior citizens and disabled voters, who may need assistance in the absentee voting process.
7th Circuit Judge Calls Out Smith & Wesson Lawyers for Mass Shooting Description
"I'm tempted to take up some of your argument time listing the names of seven people who were killed and 48 who were wounded," Judge David Hamilton said regarding the gun maker's statement in a brief that "several" individuals were killed or wounded during a July 4, 2022, parade.
Updated: McAfee Rejects Trump's First Amendment Challenge to Fulton Indictment in Election Case
"Even core political speech addressing matters of public concern is not impenetrable from prosecution if allegedly used to further criminal activity," the judge wrote.TRENDING STORIES
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