**On April 15, 2024, the Court revised Rule 41 (2) to require that the proposed certiorari question or questions be set out under a separate heading at the beginning of the petition. Find the revised rules and more information [HERE](https://www.gasupreme.us/rules/)**
**On April 15, 2024, the Court revised Rule 41 (2) to require that the proposed certiorari question or questions be set out under a separate heading at the beginning of the petition. Find the revised rules and more information [HERE](https://www.gasupreme.us/rules/)**

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12/19/2022—Chief Justice Issues Statement Regarding the Death of Judge Clyde L. Reese

Chief Justice Michael P. Boggs issued on behalf of the Supreme Court of Georgia the following statement after learning of the death of Judge Clyde L. Reese of the Court of Appeals of Georgia. “We are all saddened at the loss of our friend and colleague. Judge Reese was deeply committed to the citizens [...]

12/19/2022—Chief Justice Issues Statement Regarding the Death of Judge Clyde L. Reese2022-12-19T11:16:29-05:00

11/07/2022—Supreme Court Honors Retiring Reporter Of Decisions Jean Ruskell

Atlanta, November 7, 2022 – The Supreme Court of Georgia will honor Reporter of Decisions Jean Ruskell, who is retiring at the end of the year after several decades of service to Georgia’s appellate courts. Chief Justice Michael P. Boggs will present Ruskell with the Court’s Amicus Curiae award at the beginning of the [...]

11/07/2022—Supreme Court Honors Retiring Reporter Of Decisions Jean Ruskell2022-11-07T09:08:00-05:00

10/26/2022—Supreme Court of Georgia Welcomes New Class of Term Clerks

ATLANTA—The Supreme Court of Georgia welcomes its 2022-23 class of term law clerks. Term law clerks serve for one year, assisting their assigned Justices with legal research, drafting and reviewing opinions, preparing for oral arguments, and other important responsibilities. The 2022-2023 class of term clerks consists of high-caliber law school graduates from Georgia and [...]

10/26/2022—Supreme Court of Georgia Welcomes New Class of Term Clerks2022-10-26T07:01:13-04:00

08/24/2022—Chief Justice Boggs Named to National Veterans Justice Commission

Atlanta, August 24, 2022 – The Hon. Michael P. Boggs, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Georgia, has been named an inaugural member of the Council on Criminal Justice’s Veterans Justice Commission. The Commission, chaired by former U.S. Defense Secretary and U.S. Senator Chuck Hagel, is a national, nonpartisan group of experts working [...]

08/24/2022—Chief Justice Boggs Named to National Veterans Justice Commission2022-08-24T08:59:53-04:00
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