Constitution of the State of Georgia

Article VI. JUDICIAL BRANCH · Article VI. JUDICIAL BRANCH · Section V. COURT OF APPEALS

Art. VI, Sec. V, Para. I. Composition of Court of Appeals; Chief Judge.

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The Court of Appeals shall consist of not less than nine Judges who shall elect from among themselves a Chief Judge.

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Cross references

Court of Appeals generally, Ch. 3, T. 15.

Other notes

1976 Constitution.: Art. VI, Sec. II, Para. VIII.
ALR.: Laws governing judicial recusal or disqualification in state proceeding as violating federal or state constitution, 91 ALR5th 437.

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