Legislation approved Thursday would increase the number of members of the Judicial Qualifications Commission from seven to 10 as of July 1. It also splits the commission into a seven-member investigative panel and a three-member hearing panel.
February 09, 2017 at 02:47 PM
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The Georgia House of Representatives has approved a bill that would remake and expand the state’s judicial watchdog agency.
The legislation approved Thursday would increase the number of members of the Judicial Qualifications Commission from seven to 10 as of July 1. It also splits the commission into a seven-member investigative panel and a three-member hearing panel.
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