What powers/responsibilities does Georgia’s Judicial Branch have?
1. Interpreting and applying the laws of the state of Georgia
2. Hearing and deciding on cases brought before the courts
3. Ensuring fair and impartial administration of justice
4. Upholding the rights and liberties of individuals
5. Overseeing the actions of government entities to ensure they are in compliance with the law
6. Administering the court system, including managing court procedures and personnel
7. Issuing injunctions and other legal orders to enforce judgments
8. Reviewing and potentially overturning lower court decisions through the appellate process
9. Protecting the rights of individuals against unconstitutional actions by the government
10. Overseeing the conduct of attorneys and judges to ensure ethical standards are upheld.