The Georgia Supreme Court heard its first oral arguments in its courtroom in the new Nathan Deal Judicial Center. (Photo: John Disney/ALM)
“This is the first building in the state of Georgia's history dedicated to the appellate courts,” Chief Justice Harold Melton said. “It shows just how serious our state is in what the judicial branch represents."
January 14, 2020 at 05:54 PM
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For its first oral arguments in the new Nathan Deal Judicial Center Tuesday, the Georgia Supreme Court heard appeals in a half-dozen murder cases, plus a challenge to state law regulating lactation consultants.
But the first order of business at the 10 a.m. opening was swearing in about 40 new lawyers in a packed courtroom. With the new lawyers still gathered around the nine-member bench, Chief Justice Harold Melton took a moment to reflect on the historic day.
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