Chief Justice Michael P. Boggs, Supreme Court of Georgia issued the declaration on Monday. (Courtesy photo) Statewide Judicial Emergency Declared in Wake of Cyclone Helene
Parties seeking relief are required to certify in relevant judicial proceedings that the effects of Helene have prevented timely action. To be effective, this certificate must include certain information.
September 30, 2024 at 03:03 PM
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Supreme Court of Georgia Chief Justice Michael P. Boggs has issued a declaration of a one-month statewide judicial emergency period extending filing requirements due to the effects of Tropical Cyclone Helene, extending "across the lines of individual circuits such that relief is warranted beyond the scope of local judicial emergency orders."
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