Federal funds delegated to address Georgia’s pandemic-related court backlogs have aided in decreasing pending caseloads and increasing the resumption of jury trials, according to Supreme Court of Georgia Chief Justice Michael P. Boggs.

However, the judiciary’s case resolution efforts are continuing to be challenged by workforce woes as courts’ attempts to hire and retain staff remain problematic.

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