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Judicial Council /AOC The AOC staffs the Judicial Council which works to improve justice in all Georgia courts through collaboration, innovation, and information. State Bar of Georgia The State Bar provides a variety of information and services for the public — from consumer legal information to the attorney grieviance process.
Click here to visit the site Background Information Governor Brian P. Kemp has allocated up to $110 million in federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to address backlogs of court cases, particularly cases involving serious violent felonies. This ARPA funding will provide an opportunity for courts, prosecutors, public defenders,
Click here to visit the site Background Information A bench card is a resource guide that provides judges guidance on a variety of topics. Some topics include courtroom security, misdemeanor probation, mental illness and limited English proficiency. Click the link above for more information. Click here to access bench books
Click here to visit the site The Administrative Office of the Courts is a registered participant in the federal work authorization program commonly known as E-Verify and uses such program to verify employment eligibility of all employees hired on or after July 1, 2009. Federally issued User ID: #224637 Date
Click here to visit the site Background Information The Judicial Council of Georgia/Administrative Office of the Courts was created in 1973. The Judicial Council of Georgia serves as the policymaking body for Georgia’s judiciary. As staff to the Judicial Council, the AOC provides subject-matter expertise on policy, court innovation, legislation,
Click here to visit the site Our number one priority is to assist all court professionals to thrive and to offer excellent customer service to all stakeholders, and to assist in growing the different professions our office serves on behalf of the State of Georgia. Important Links Board ofCourt Reporting
Click here to visit the site The Research Office is primarily responsible for collecting and analyzing annual caseload data from Georgia courts. Our data analysis is used to support informed decision making within the legislative and judicial branches of government. Additionally, our office provides specific data and reports to external
Click here to visit the site Background Information Georgia lacks a comprehensive mechanism for the collection of statewide juvenile justice data. As a result, judges and parties in juvenile delinquency matters cannot make informed decisions regarding the youth who appear in our juvenile courts, and youth may not receive a
Facts about the creation of the JC/AOC: Then Governor Jimmy Carter sworn in the first members of the Judicial Council on May 4, 1973 as part of the recommendations made by the 1973 Governor’s Commission on Judicial Processes. The Commission also recommended the creation of an Administrative Office of the