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In 2021, Georgia police destroyed $37,000 hemp; 6 years later, Supreme Court revives grower’s claim
In 2021, Georgia police aircraft allegedly destroyed $37,000 worth of legally grown hemp during a drug-suppression operation.
A surprising state court decision last month breathed new life into a battle concerning a business that had been barred from even seeking compensation after law enforcement allegedly damaged property ...
The Georgia Supreme Court recently upheld the constitutionality of Georgia’s direct sales ban under the Georgia’s Motor Vehicle Franchise Practices Act but clarified that the constitutional protection ...
On February 17, 2026, the Supreme Court of Georgia issued its decision in Lucid Group USA, Inc. v. State of Georgia, addressing the constitutionality of Georgia’s direct sales ban under the State’s ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In a recent opinion from the Georgia Supreme Court, the state's justices revealed that starting next July, they would no longer ...
On the April 22 edition: Wildfires in south Georgia prompt burn bans and worsen air quality; Some Georgia State Troopers are fired for seeking payouts from drivers involved in chases; And can Biolab ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Voters may already be focused on the race for governor and Fulton County Board of Commissioners chair ahead of the May 19 primary ...
Candidates for the Georgia Supreme Court and Court of Appeals are criticizing a recent federal ruling on voting rights. Critics argue the decision rolls back essential protections for minority voters ...
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - The Georgia Supreme Court is handing over all non-death penalty murder appeals to the Georgia Court of Appeals starting in July 2027. Local attorneys are divided on the shift, ...
Late Tuesday, a Cobb County judge paused the execution to allow time for a hearing on whether the Survivor Justice Act applies to Humphreys' case.
ATLANTA — In a recent opinion from the Georgia Supreme Court, the state’s justices revealed that starting next July, they would no longer review or rule on murder cases in Georgia. The change was ...
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