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Fate of Brian Kemp’s priority bill rests on likely House vote today
The bill aimed at limiting large jury awards in civil lawsuits has been years in the making. Kemp has used all of his political power to pass it.
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Georgia judge resigns while under investigation, citing ‘false accusations’
The chief judge of Clinch County’s probate and magistrate courts in Southeast Georgia resigned this week to end a misconduct investigation.
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MARC HYDEN: Pulse check: Criminal justice reform is alive in Georgia
Georgia was the nation’s epicenter of criminal justice reform during Gov. Nathan Deal’s administration, and he left it in much better shape than he found it. The Peach State had long had one of the ...
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Kemp’s bill to curb civil lawsuits in Georgia is facing a key vote. Here’s what it does
The state legislature is moving closer to overhauling Georgia’s civil litigation rules, with a key House vote expected today.
State Senate passes tax rebate, sending $250 back to Georgians for Gov. Kemp to approve
House Bill 112 would, if signed by Gov. Brian Kemp, provide Georgians who filed tax returns for 2023 and 2024 a $250 to $500 ...
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Kemp’s push to limit lawsuits is on cusp of becoming Georgia law
Gov. Brian Kemp's overhaul of Georgia's civil litigation system clears crucial hurdle as it passes state House.
Amid angst, Ga. lawmakers move forward on push to limit lawsuits
A number of House Republicans are skeptical about tort reform, and not just trial lawyers. But Gov. Brian Kemp made ...
Lawsuit reform bill, Gov. Kemp’s signature measure, passes in House
The Georgia House voted Thursday to pass a tort reform bill, Gov. Brian Kemp’s signature legislation this session, sending it ...
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As Kemp’s litigation overhaul bills moves through Legislature, other bills join in on effort
Brian Kemp’s legislation to overhaul the civil litigation system moves through the General Assembly, several other industries are requesting special legal safeguards. Since taking office under the ...
Ga. high court considers whether judge was right to block new election rules
Georgia’s highest court hears arguments on whether a judge ruled correctly when he blocked seven rules passed by the State ...
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Town halls, tort reform and state Sen. Halpern’s next move
Hosts Patricia Murphy and Greg Bluestein talk about the debate surrounding town halls and updates in the 2026 race.
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Fewer vouchers? Ga. House and Senate disagree on Promise Scholarship funding
Thousands of Georgia students eligible for limited number of Promise vouchers. Signed into law last year, the Georgia Promise Scholarship Act allows childr ...