Court of Appeals of Georgia

The Court of Appeals of Georgia is a state-level court located in Atlanta, Georgia. As an intermediate appellate court, it plays a crucial role in the Georgia judicial system. With a staff of 154 employees, the court is responsible for reviewing and adjudicating appeals from lower courts across the state. The Court of Appeals of Georgia primarily handles civil and criminal appeals, excluding cases involving constitutional issues, murder, and habeas corpus, which fall under the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of Georgia. Its decisions have a significant impact on the legal landscape of the state, shaping legal precedents and interpretations of laws. The court operates in five divisions, each comprising judges specializing in specific areas of law. This structure allows for efficient and specialized handling of appeals, ensuring thorough examination of legal arguments and precedents. Interested parties can find more information about the Court of Appeals of Georgia, including court schedules, case filings, and procedural guidelines, on its official website: gaappeals.us.