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§ 45-15-6 - Representation of state in court of competent jurisdiction
O.C.G.A. 45-15-6 (2010)
45-15-6. Representation of state in court of competent jurisdiction
When the services of the Attorney General are needed in any court of competent jurisdiction, the presiding judge thereof shall notify the Governor 20 days before of the time, place, and cause; and the Governor may, in his discretion, order the Attorney General to represent the state.
45-15-6. Representation of state in court of competent jurisdiction
When the services of the Attorney General are needed in any court of competent jurisdiction, the presiding judge thereof shall notify the Governor 20 days before of the time, place, and cause; and the Governor may, in his discretion, order the Attorney General to represent the state.
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