Georgia to Vote on Juvenile Court Jurisdiction Amendment
Georgia proposes to amend Article VI Section II to allow the Supreme Court and Court of Appeals to directly review final judgments and orders of juvenile courts by writ of error. The measure, designated Act No 135, outlines filing timelines, extension provisions, and required ballot language for ratification.
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Georgia to Amend Constitution on Method of Amending It
The proposal outlines general and local amendment processes, requiring two thirds in both Senate and House, publication rules, and voter ratification at the next general election. If ratified, the amendment changes how the State Constitution may be amended and specifies voting and publication details for the submission.
Georgia House Resolution Amends Constitution on Courts
House Resolution No. 186 531a amends Article VI Section 1 of the 1945 Georgia Constitution to add Paragraph II authorizing the General Assembly to create a new court or system of courts in cities with populations over 300 000 as determined by the last or future census.
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Resolution Act No 99 Senate Resolution 8
A formal governmental action labeled Resolution Act No 99 references Senate Resolution No 8. The record notes an official procedural item without additional context or outcomes.
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Proposed constitutional amendment on General Assembly sessions
The document outlines a proposed amendment to Article III Section IV Paragraph III changing how business pending at adjournment is handled. It specifies that such business may be considered at a later regular session in the same General Assembly, clarifies session length, and preserves governor convocation powers. It also notes continuation of an impeachment trial if pending after any session.
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House Resolution No 47-129 Act No 142
A legislative item titled No 5 outlines House Resolution No 47-129 and Resolution Act No 142. The brief text signals formal acts likely related to governance or policy direction within the House. No additional context or outcomes are provided in the readable portion.
Georgia Amendment Proposal on Salaries in 1945 Constitution
Legislative resolution proposes amending Article III Section XI Paragraph I of the 1945 Georgia Constitution by replacing the phrase about officers in commission with a clause protecting salaries. The amendment requires two-thirds approval in both houses, publication in newspapers, and submission to voters at the next General Election with designated ballots for or against ratification.
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Resolution Act No. 75 House Resolution No. 13 34g
A formal resolution act titled No. 75 accompanies House Resolution No. 13 34g. The document outlines the legislative measure, its sponsors, and the intended action. No additional context or outcomes are provided in the fragment.
Amendment to Georgia Constitution on Emeritus judges eligibility
The document outlines an amendment to Article VI Section XIII of the 1945 Georgia Constitution adding Paragraph II. It would allow Chief Justices Emeritus and Justices Emeritus of the Supreme Court, along with Emeritus judges of the Court of Appeals and Superior Courts, to preside in their former courts. The General Assembly would set the invocation method for temporary service two months before the general election. Election results would follow standard state procedures with the Secretary of State certifying, and if ratified, the amendment becomes part of the 1945 Georgia Constitution. Ernest Vandiver.
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Georgia
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Oil well incentive amendment seeks 250000 payment
Resolution Act No. 41 proposes a constitutional amendment to allow the Governor to pay 250 000 to the first to bring in the first commercial oil well in Georgia. The change replaces a 100 000 provision and sets production thresholds and distribution among drillers contractors and landowners. Official ratification and election results procedures are outlined.
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