It was a tough day at the Georgia Supreme Court for a challenge to a private school tuition tax credit program.
William K. Whitner of Paul Hastings, arguing for a group of taxpayers alleging a diversion of public funds for private use, had to take on attorneys for the state of Georgia, an intervenor arguing against him and four other groups filing amicus briefs. Then there was Justice David Nahmias, who rained down his usual questions and added some of his own answers.
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