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Scott Holcomb

Coverage of Scott Holcomb in the Nexus archive.

Earliest in view: May 11 · 23:05 UTCMost recent: Aug 17 · 08:00 UTC
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Georgiaplace2Brian Kempperson2Nels Petersonperson1Georgia Supreme Courtorganization1Georgia Court of Appealsorganization1Trenton Brownperson1Fulton Countyplace1Nathan Deal Judicial Centerplace1Chris Harveyperson1Deidre Holdenperson1Max Burnsperson1Victor Andersonperson1Tim Flemingperson1QR code voting systemtopic1hand-marked paper ballot systemtopic1Jon Burnsperson1Senate Bill 33topic1House of Representativesorganization1Senateorganization1GOPorganization1
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  • CRIMEAug 17 · 08:00 UTCGEORGIA RECORDER
    Georgia Supreme Court to stop hearing most murder cases by 2028

    Georgia’s highest court announced that it will stop routinely hearing most murder case appeals starting July 2027. These conviction appeals, which currently make up over half of published cases, will be handled by the Georgia Court of Appeals instead. Chief Justice Nels Peterson called for this change to end a longstanding practice he argued was consuming too much judicial workload.

  • POLITICSJul 28 · 20:27 UTCGEORGIA RECORDER
    New panel begins work reviewing options for Georgia’s next election system

    A committee in Georgia is tasked with selecting a new statewide election system, moving away from ballot QR codes. The current system using ballot-marking devices will remain until 2028, with a special committee established to recommend hand-marked paper ballot systems by February 2027.

  • POLITICSMay 11 · 23:05 UTCGEORGIA RECORDER
    Kemp approves property tax relief for Georgia homeowners amid concerns over local revenues, process

    Gov. Brian Kemp signed a property tax relief bill for Georgia homeowners, despite concerns about potential impacts on local revenues and legal challenges. Rep. Scott Holcomb argued the bill is unconstitutional, citing Georgia's state Constitution requiring revenue-raising bills to originate in the House of Representatives.