ATLANTA (AP) — The chief justice of the Georgia Supreme Court announced on Tuesday that he will be stepping down from the ...

Presiding Justice Nels Peterson is set to become Supreme Court chief justice on April 1, succeeding Chief Justice Michael Boggs, who plans to step down at the end of March. Justice Sarah Hawkins ...

Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Michael Boggs announced he would resign at the end of March. Boggs revealed his decision ...

Peterson, appointed to Georgia’s Supreme Court in 2016, will take over for outgoing Chief Justice Michael P. Boggs, who announced this week he is resigning at the end of March, citing family ...

Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Michael Boggs announced he would resign at the end of March.. Boggs revealed his decision to step down in a letter to Gov. Brian Kemp (R-GA) on Tuesday, citing ...

ATLANTA — Georgia Chief Justice Harold Melton will step down from the state Supreme Court effective July 1, Melton announced today. In a statement to court staff and the Georgia Judicial Council ...

Arvin Temkar. FILE - Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Michael Boggs and Justice Sarah Warren listen to oral arguments from attorney Elizabeth Young, representing the Secretary of State, at the ...

News Georgia Supreme Court to Host Special Session in Chief Justice's Home County This session will be the court's first one in the Waycross Judicial Circuit, which includes Bacon, Brantley ...

Current Supreme Court Chief Justice Carol Hunstein said in a statement Wednesday that Clarke died peacefully Tuesday evening with his family by his side. He served on the court from 1979 to 1994 ...

The Brief. Chief Justice Michael Boggs will step down from the Georgia Supreme Court at the end of March, returning to private practice. Boggs has served 25 years in public office, including roles ...

ATLANTA — Georgia’s Supreme Court justices on Thursday unanimously elected a new top judge for the state. Presiding Justice Nels Peterson is set to become Supreme Court chief justice on April ...

Georgia Supreme Court justices run for six-year terms and can be reelected. Justice Nels Peterson was sworn in Monday as the court’s presiding justice. Typically, the presiding justice is next ...