Public Utility Commission properly had jurisdiction over municipality's complaint challenging extra-territorial sewage authority's operation within the municipality without a certificate of public convenience, which could only be issued by the commission. Order of the Public Utility Commission vacated, case remanded.

Administrative proceeding's failure to issue adjudication within statutory 45-day window did not constitute violation of petitioner's procedural due process rights where there was no prejudice to petitioner's rights or reputation from the delay.

Defendant appealed the denial of her post-conviction relief application on de novo review of a municipal court's similar denial.

Special probation had statutory general conditions that obviated the need for the trial court to impose specific conditions of probation at sentencing. Order of the trial court vacated, case remanded.

Court upheld lifetime registration despite invalidation of Megan's Law III where SORNA II imposed nonpunitive lifetime registration requirements on offenders with sexually violent predator designations.

In this § 1925(a) opinion, the court granted plaintiff's motion for judgment on the pleadings in a quiet title action after defendants failed to file a response to the motion.

The court decided that the assessment for real property located at 730 Main St. in Phoenixville for 2024 and future tax years shall be $346,750 unless changed as provided by law.

Court vacates dismissal of biological father's appeal and remands in a conservatorship case, holding that OCGA § 15-9-123 (a) does not apply to the father's appeal to the superior court.

Court correctly granted post-sentence motion for judgment of acquittal on charge of unlawful contact with a minor where there was no evidence that defendant contacted the victim to display, sell, or create obscene "materials." Judgment of the trial court affirmed.

Motion List & Order on Application released on:October 16, 2024