Lawyers for private process servers and all but two of Georgia’s 159 sheriffs battled last week in Fulton County Superior Court over the sheriffs’ blanket ban on allowing the servers to do their work.
Lee Parks, representing a servers’ association, argued that the General Assembly wouldn’t have passed a 2010 law requiring sheriffs to certify private servers who pass a training course only to let the sheriffs prohibit the servers from working in their counties.
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