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§ 17-7-21 - Holding of court of inquiry by several judicial officers; procedure for deciding questions
O.C.G.A. 17-7-21 (2010)
17-7-21. Holding of court of inquiry by several judicial officers; procedure for deciding questions
The judicial officer before whom the accused is brought may associate with him, in the investigation, one or more magistrates, in which event a majority shall decide all questions. If there are only two presiding, the original officer shall determine all the questions where the court is not in agreement.
17-7-21. Holding of court of inquiry by several judicial officers; procedure for deciding questions
The judicial officer before whom the accused is brought may associate with him, in the investigation, one or more magistrates, in which event a majority shall decide all questions. If there are only two presiding, the original officer shall determine all the questions where the court is not in agreement.
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