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Cuyler Governs Undisclosed Special Assistant Attorney General Conflicts; Sallie Presumption Confined to Rare, Egregious Dual-Role Cases

Cuyler Governs Undisclosed Special Assistant Attorney General Conflicts; Sallie Presumption Confined to Rare, Egregious Dual-Role Cases

Date: Mar 7, 2026
Cuyler Governs Undisclosed Special Assistant Attorney General Conflicts; Sallie Presumption Confined to Rare, Egregious Dual-Role Cases 1. Introduction Gibson v. Head, Warden (Supreme Court of...
Hamilton v. State: Curative Instructions and “Intrinsic” Relationship-Difficulty Evidence in Georgia Murder Trials

Hamilton v. State: Curative Instructions and “Intrinsic” Relationship-Difficulty Evidence in Georgia Murder Trials

Date: Mar 7, 2026
Hamilton v. State: Curative Instructions and “Intrinsic” Relationship-Difficulty Evidence in Georgia Murder Trials 1. Introduction In Hamilton v. The State (Supreme Court of Georgia, decided March 3,...
Default in Georgia Lawyer Discipline: Disbarment for Client Abandonment, Trust-Fund Conversion, and Practicing While Administratively Suspended

Default in Georgia Lawyer Discipline: Disbarment for Client Abandonment, Trust-Fund Conversion, and Practicing While Administratively Suspended

Date: Mar 7, 2026
Default in Georgia Lawyer Discipline: Disbarment for Client Abandonment, Trust-Fund Conversion, and Practicing While Administratively Suspended 1. Introduction In the Matter of Joseph William Cloud...
Georgia Supreme Court: Liberal Opening of Default in Attorney Discipline When the Lawyer Has Cooperated—Strong Preference for Merits Determinations

Georgia Supreme Court: Liberal Opening of Default in Attorney Discipline When the Lawyer Has Cooperated—Strong Preference for Merits Determinations

Date: Mar 7, 2026
Georgia Supreme Court: Liberal Opening of Default in Attorney Discipline When the Lawyer Has Cooperated—Strong Preference for Merits Determinations 1. Introduction In the Matter of Oksana Klymovych...
Jackson v. State (Ga. 2026): Sentencing on Multiple Felony-Murder Counts for One Homicide Is Error Requiring Resentencing

Jackson v. State (Ga. 2026): Sentencing on Multiple Felony-Murder Counts for One Homicide Is Error Requiring Resentencing

Date: Mar 7, 2026
Jackson v. State (Ga. 2026): Sentencing on Multiple Felony-Murder Counts for One Homicide Is Error Requiring Resentencing Supreme Court of Georgia — Decided March 3, 2026 (S25A1498) — Justice...
Medina v. State: OCGA § 16-3-23(2) Covers Intruders Already Inside; “Prima Facie Case” Conjunction Charges Are Obvious Error but Not Plain Error Absent Outcome Prejudice

Medina v. State: OCGA § 16-3-23(2) Covers Intruders Already Inside; “Prima Facie Case” Conjunction Charges Are Obvious Error but Not Plain Error Absent Outcome Prejudice

Date: Mar 7, 2026
Medina v. State: OCGA § 16-3-23(2) Covers Intruders Already Inside; “Prima Facie Case” Conjunction Charges Are Obvious Error but Not Plain Error Absent Outcome Prejudice 1. Introduction In Medina v....
Rogers v. State: Appellate Review of “General Grounds” New-Trial Denials Is Limited to Confirming the Trial Court Exercised Thirteenth‑Juror Discretion

Rogers v. State: Appellate Review of “General Grounds” New-Trial Denials Is Limited to Confirming the Trial Court Exercised Thirteenth‑Juror Discretion

Date: Mar 7, 2026
Rogers v. State: Appellate Review of “General Grounds” New‑Trial Denials Is Limited to Confirming the Trial Court Exercised Thirteenth‑Juror Discretion 1. Introduction In Rogers v. The State (Supreme...
Sanders v. State — Procedural Bar on Recasting Unraised Trial-Counsel Ineffectiveness as Motion-for-New-Trial Counsel Ineffectiveness

Sanders v. State — Procedural Bar on Recasting Unraised Trial-Counsel Ineffectiveness as Motion-for-New-Trial Counsel Ineffectiveness

Date: Mar 7, 2026
Sanders v. State (Ga. Mar. 3, 2026): Procedural Bar on Recasting Unraised Trial-Counsel Ineffectiveness as Motion-for-New-Trial Counsel Ineffectiveness 1. Introduction Parties: Joshua Sanders...
“Medically Verified” Mental-Health Deficiency in Dependency Cases May Be Proven Without Expert Testimony Where a Parent Admits Diagnosis and Conduct Shows Untreated Crisis

“Medically Verified” Mental-Health Deficiency in Dependency Cases May Be Proven Without Expert Testimony Where a Parent Admits Diagnosis and Conduct Shows Untreated Crisis

Date: Mar 6, 2026
“Medically Verified” Mental-Health Deficiency in Dependency Cases May Be Proven Without Expert Testimony Where a Parent Admits Diagnosis and Conduct Shows Untreated Crisis Introduction In In the...
Chapple v. State: Daubert Admissibility of Infrared Gunshot-Deposits Testing on Polyester and “Original Documentary Evidence” Treatment of Crime-Lab Reports

Chapple v. State: Daubert Admissibility of Infrared Gunshot-Deposits Testing on Polyester and “Original Documentary Evidence” Treatment of Crime-Lab Reports

Date: Feb 19, 2026
Chapple v. State: Daubert Admissibility of Infrared Gunshot-Deposits Testing on Polyester and “Original Documentary Evidence” Treatment of Crime-Lab Reports 1. Introduction Case: Chapple v. The State...
Rejected Stipulations Do Not Preclude Admission of Relevant Post‑Incision Autopsy Photographs Under OCGA § 24‑4‑403

Rejected Stipulations Do Not Preclude Admission of Relevant Post‑Incision Autopsy Photographs Under OCGA § 24‑4‑403

Date: Feb 19, 2026
Rejected Stipulations Do Not Preclude Admission of Relevant Post‑Incision Autopsy Photographs Under OCGA § 24‑4‑403 Introduction In Fournier v. State (Supreme Court of Georgia, Feb. 17, 2026), Joey...
Bradford v. State — No Plain-Error Review Under the Former Evidence Code and Sufficiency Review Excluding Improper Hearsay

Bradford v. State — No Plain-Error Review Under the Former Evidence Code and Sufficiency Review Excluding Improper Hearsay

Date: Feb 18, 2026
No Plain-Error Review Under the Former Evidence Code and Sufficiency Review Excluding Improper Hearsay Case: Bradford v. State | Court: Supreme Court of Georgia | Date: February 17, 2026 1)...
Carter v. State: Competency Bench Trial Under OCGA § 17-7-130(d)(1) Is a Deadline Triggered Only by a Special Plea Under OCGA § 17-7-130(b)(2)

Carter v. State: Competency Bench Trial Under OCGA § 17-7-130(d)(1) Is a Deadline Triggered Only by a Special Plea Under OCGA § 17-7-130(b)(2)

Date: Feb 18, 2026
Carter v. State: Competency Bench Trial Under OCGA § 17-7-130(d)(1) Is a Deadline Triggered Only by a Special Plea Under OCGA § 17-7-130(b)(2) 1. Introduction In Carter v. State (Supreme Court of...
Dempsey v. State: Probation-Status Evidence as Intrinsic Proof of Digital Concealment and Investigation Context

Dempsey v. State: Probation-Status Evidence as Intrinsic Proof of Digital Concealment and Investigation Context

Date: Feb 18, 2026
Probation-Status Evidence Is Admissible as Intrinsic Evidence When It Explains Digital Concealment and the Investigation’s Chain of Events Introduction In Dempsey v. The State (Supreme Court of...
Default Disbarment for Client-Fund Conversion and Forgery; Restitution as a Condition of Readmission

Default Disbarment for Client-Fund Conversion and Forgery; Restitution as a Condition of Readmission

Date: Feb 18, 2026
Default Disbarment for Client-Fund Conversion and Forgery; Restitution as a Condition of Readmission Case: In the Matter of Bryan Matthew Pritchett Court: Supreme Court of Georgia Date: February 17,...
Jones v. State: Deadly Force Self-Defense Requires an Imminent Threat at the Moment of the Shooting

Jones v. State: Deadly Force Self-Defense Requires an Imminent Threat at the Moment of the Shooting

Date: Feb 18, 2026
Deadly Force Self-Defense Requires an Imminent Threat at the Moment of the Shooting (Jones v. State) 1. Introduction In Jones v. The State (S26A0423, decided February 17, 2026), the Supreme Court of...
Paragraph II(c) “In Order To” Limits Motor-Vehicle Regulation Immunity From Due Process and Equal Protection Review

Paragraph II(c) “In Order To” Limits Motor-Vehicle Regulation Immunity From Due Process and Equal Protection Review

Date: Feb 18, 2026
Paragraph II(c) “In Order To” Limits Motor-Vehicle Regulation Immunity From Due Process and Equal Protection Review 1. Introduction Lucid Group USA, Inc. v. State of Georgia et al. (Ga. Feb. 17,...
Murphy v. State (Ga. 2026): Trustworthiness Under OCGA § 24-8-804(b)(3)(B) Requires Corroboration of the Hearsay’s Truthfulness, Not Merely Proof It Was Said

Murphy v. State (Ga. 2026): Trustworthiness Under OCGA § 24-8-804(b)(3)(B) Requires Corroboration of the Hearsay’s Truthfulness, Not Merely Proof It Was Said

Date: Feb 18, 2026
Murphy v. State (Ga. 2026): Trustworthiness Under OCGA § 24-8-804(b)(3)(B) Requires Corroboration of the Hearsay’s Truthfulness, Not Merely Proof It Was Said Court: Supreme Court of Georgia Date:...
Owens v. State (Ga. 2026): Plain-Error Reversal When Jury Is Told Intent and Negligence Verdicts Are “Mutually Exclusive,” with Count-Specific Remedy

Owens v. State (Ga. 2026): Plain-Error Reversal When Jury Is Told Intent and Negligence Verdicts Are “Mutually Exclusive,” with Count-Specific Remedy

Date: Feb 18, 2026
Owens v. State (Ga. 2026): Plain-Error Reversal When Jury Is Told Intent and Negligence Verdicts Are “Mutually Exclusive,” with Count-Specific Remedy Court: Supreme Court of Georgia Date: February...
Slight-Evidence Threshold Authorizes Excessive-Force Self-Defense Charge; Failure to Renew Objection Triggers Plain-Error Review

Slight-Evidence Threshold Authorizes Excessive-Force Self-Defense Charge; Failure to Renew Objection Triggers Plain-Error Review

Date: Feb 18, 2026
Slight-Evidence Threshold Authorizes Excessive-Force Self-Defense Charge; Failure to Renew Objection Triggers Plain-Error Review Introduction In Rivers v. The State (Supreme Court of Georgia, Feb....
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