Georgia's highest court to stop hearing appeals in murder cases. What's that mean for Georgia?
Georgia's highest court will soon stop routinely hearing appeals in murder cases, which account for more than half of the Georgia Supreme Court's published cases. They will be heard in the Georgia Court of Appeals starting July of next year.
Georgia's highest court will soon stop routinely hearing appeals in murder cases, which account for more than half of the Georgia Supreme Court's published cases. They will be heard in the Georgia Court of Appeals starting July of next year.
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