(Credit: mamanamsai/Shutterstock) A Justice Just Questioned the Georgia High Court's Jurisdiction Over These Kinds of Cases
"To the extent our discretionary authority is being used to exercise jurisdiction in non-capital murder cases, I think the time has come to reconsider," wrote Justice Charles Bethel of the Supreme Court of Georgia.
September 08, 2022 at 02:34 PM
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It's time to reexamine the Supreme Court of Georgia's automatic jurisdiction over noncapital murder cases, according to at least one member of the high court.
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