Georgia Supreme Court dismisses challenge to Augusta Judicial Circuit split
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Congratulations to Columbia County for officially having their own Judicial Circuit and maybe Columbia County should try to recover the cost of the suit brought by the plaintiffs, if possible!
The docket of the Georgia Supreme Court must have been empty and the justices so bored that they agreed to hear appeals of a case that named the incorrect defendants and a case in which the plaintiffs had no standing. Whoever bankrolled both lawsuits got robbed by the plaintiffs’ attorney(s).