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1. Trammell v. State (S26A1334)
   id: opinion:S26A1334 | opinion, Supreme Court of Georgia, 2026-11-03, decided
   https://georgiacommons.org/opinions/S26A1334
   Summary (AI-written, not source text): The Supreme Court of Georgia said a Floyd County man's Second Amendment challenge to the felon-in-possession gun law could not be decided because he never notified the Attorney General. The ruling means the challenge must be redone after the state gets a chance to defend the statute.

2. Blackwell v. State (S26A1628)
   id: opinion:S26A1628 | opinion, Supreme Court of Georgia, 2026-11-03, decided
   https://georgiacommons.org/opinions/S26A1628
   Summary (AI-written, not source text): The Supreme Court of Georgia upheld an Atlanta-area woman's felony murder conviction in a deadly house fire, ruling that a trial judge's remarks during her cross-examination explained his rulings on objections and did not signal his opinion on her credibility.

3. EAGER HOLDINGS, LLC v. PATEL (S26C1061)
   id: opinion:S26C1061 | opinion, Supreme Court of Georgia, 2026-11-03, decided
   https://georgiacommons.org/opinions/S26C1061
   Summary (AI-written, not source text): The Supreme Court of Georgia declined to review a dispute between an LLC and one of its members, but one Justice wrote that the lower court likely erred, and that the case may no longer need a ruling because the disputed money was returned.

4. CATOOSA COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY v. HENRY (Two Cases) (S26A0636, S26A0637)
   id: opinion:S26A0636 | opinion, Supreme Court of Georgia, 2026-10-27, decided
   https://georgiacommons.org/opinions/S26A0636
   Summary (AI-written, not source text): The Supreme Court of Georgia ruled that a county Republican Party could not require candidates to win its executive committee's approval before qualifying for the primary ballot, upholding a permanent ban on that rule and most contempt findings.

5. Mardell v. State (S26A0674)
   id: opinion:S26A0674 | opinion, Supreme Court of Georgia, 2026-10-27, decided
   https://georgiacommons.org/opinions/S26A0674
   Summary (AI-written, not source text): The Supreme Court of Georgia upheld a Fayette County woman's murder conviction for killing her husband, ruling that his protective-order petition was properly shown to the jury and that her lawyer's choices did not amount to ineffective help.

6. Rucker v. State (S26A0894)
   id: opinion:S26A0894 | opinion, Supreme Court of Georgia, 2026-10-27, decided
   https://georgiacommons.org/opinions/S26A0894
   Summary (AI-written, not source text): The Supreme Court of Georgia upheld a Hall County man's malice murder conviction, finding no proof prosecutors offered a witness a deal for his testimony and rejecting his claims about jury instructions, excluded evidence, and ineffective lawyering.

7. Collier v. State (S26A0948)
   id: opinion:S26A0948 | opinion, Supreme Court of Georgia, 2026-10-27, decided
   https://georgiacommons.org/opinions/S26A0948
   Summary (AI-written, not source text): The Supreme Court of Georgia upheld a Fulton County man's felony murder conviction, ruling the trial judge acted within his authority in refusing two mistrials over prosecutors' remarks and in letting jurors hear two recorded jail calls.

8. WRIGHT v. THE STATE (Two Cases) (S26A1079, S26A1080)
   id: opinion:S26A1079 | opinion, Supreme Court of Georgia, 2026-10-27, decided
   https://georgiacommons.org/opinions/S26A1079
   Summary (AI-written, not source text): The Supreme Court of Georgia upheld the felony murder convictions of two Fulton County defendants whose attempted marijuana purchase ended in a shooting, ruling that such drug deals are inherently dangerous and that their trial claims fell short.

9. Howard v. State (S26A1087)
   id: opinion:S26A1087 | opinion, Supreme Court of Georgia, 2026-10-27, decided
   https://georgiacommons.org/opinions/S26A1087
   Summary (AI-written, not source text): The Supreme Court of Georgia upheld a Fulton County woman's murder conviction for shooting a man she said she feared, finding the jury could reject her self-defense claim and that her appeal's claims of trial error were unsupported or failed.

10. Moreland v. State (S26A1135)
   id: opinion:S26A1135 | opinion, Supreme Court of Georgia, 2026-10-27, decided
   https://georgiacommons.org/opinions/S26A1135
   Summary (AI-written, not source text): The Supreme Court of Georgia upheld a Troup County man's murder conviction in a gang-related shooting, finding no clear error in the evidence rulings he challenged, including a roommate's photo identification of him and the exclusion of anonymous tips.

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