Phil Holloway
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So for all the reasons that we've been talking about, I just don't see the Prosecuting Attorneys Council of Georgia even wanting to transfer it to somebody else. And even if they did, no rational prosecutor, no sane prosecutor in their right mind would want to get involved in this fiasco.
So for all the reasons that we've been talking about, I just don't see the Prosecuting Attorneys Council of Georgia even wanting to transfer it to somebody else. And even if they did, no rational prosecutor, no sane prosecutor in their right mind would want to get involved in this fiasco.
So for all the reasons that we've been talking about, I just don't see the Prosecuting Attorneys Council of Georgia even wanting to transfer it to somebody else. And even if they did, no rational prosecutor, no sane prosecutor in their right mind would want to get involved in this fiasco.
So it's a discretionary appeal, and so they don't have to take it. I predict that they won't. Normally, they won't grant certiorari to pull up a case where they agree with the lower court's ruling. It's just like any other appeal that we've seen even out of the U.S. Supreme Court. The same sort of scenario applies. So I don't see them taking the case. It's a very well worded opinion.
So it's a discretionary appeal, and so they don't have to take it. I predict that they won't. Normally, they won't grant certiorari to pull up a case where they agree with the lower court's ruling. It's just like any other appeal that we've seen even out of the U.S. Supreme Court. The same sort of scenario applies. So I don't see them taking the case. It's a very well worded opinion.
So it's a discretionary appeal, and so they don't have to take it. I predict that they won't. Normally, they won't grant certiorari to pull up a case where they agree with the lower court's ruling. It's just like any other appeal that we've seen even out of the U.S. Supreme Court. The same sort of scenario applies. So I don't see them taking the case. It's a very well worded opinion.
I think it's strong. I don't think it's the kind of thing that the Georgia Court of Appeals would reverse. The only reason they might take it is if they, too, wanted to underscore to all prosecutors throughout the state. Do not comport yourself this way. Do not conduct business in the state this way. Conduct your affairs in the public interest and not your own interest.
I think it's strong. I don't think it's the kind of thing that the Georgia Court of Appeals would reverse. The only reason they might take it is if they, too, wanted to underscore to all prosecutors throughout the state. Do not comport yourself this way. Do not conduct business in the state this way. Conduct your affairs in the public interest and not your own interest.
I think it's strong. I don't think it's the kind of thing that the Georgia Court of Appeals would reverse. The only reason they might take it is if they, too, wanted to underscore to all prosecutors throughout the state. Do not comport yourself this way. Do not conduct business in the state this way. Conduct your affairs in the public interest and not your own interest.
Now, that would be a message that I could see the Georgia Supreme Court pulling this case up just to make that message right there.
Now, that would be a message that I could see the Georgia Supreme Court pulling this case up just to make that message right there.
Now, that would be a message that I could see the Georgia Supreme Court pulling this case up just to make that message right there.
Merry Christmas. Thank you. Happy New Year, everybody.
Merry Christmas. Thank you. Happy New Year, everybody.
Merry Christmas. Thank you. Happy New Year, everybody.