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Georgia suffered another setback Tuesday in its water feud with Alabama and Florida as a Judge said he must first decide whether the Atlanta region has authority to continue using Lake Lanier as its main water source. ... Source: www.nytimes.com --- 59 days ago
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Source: www.ajc.com --- 45 days ago
In normal times, the fate of Planet Earth would not ride on a decision issued in Fulton County Superior Court in Atlanta. Decisions of such importance are supposed to be made in more lofty arenas, such as the White House or Congress. However, because the decision-makers in Washington have forfeited their legal and moral responsibilities, a county Judge hundreds of miles away has been forced to step into the vacuum to address global warming. And in a recent ruling by Judge Thelma Wyatt Cummings Moore, the planet emerged victorious. At least temporarily. ... Source: www.ajc.com --- 17 days ago
WASHINGTON — Georgia has suffered another setback in its water feud with Alabama and Florida with a Judge ruling that the first question he will take up in a major court battle is whether Georgia has any rights to continue using Lake Lanier as Atlanta's main water source. ... Source: www.lexisnexis.com --- 24 days ago
ATLANTA - A federal Judge presiding over consolidated proceedings involving illnesses from consuming tainted peanut butter denied the plaintiffs' motion for class certification in MDL-1845 on July 22 (In re: ConAgra Peanut Butter Products Liability Litigation, No 1:07-md-01845, N.D. Ga.; See June 2008, Page 13). Full story on lexis.com ... Source: www.lexisnexis.com --- 39 days ago
COLUMBUS, Ga. - A Georgia Judge on June 30 ruled that a liability policy excludes coverage for damage to defective industrial parts manufactured by an insured, costs to inspect equipment, loss of use of property that was not physically damaged and damages caused by repairs (Gentry Machine Works Inc. v. Harleysville Mutual Insurance Co., et al., No. 06-CV-105, M.D. Ga.; 2008 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 49896). Full story on lexis.com ... Source: features.csmonitor.com --- 58 days ago
In what is thought to be an unprecedented ruling, a Superior Court Judge in Fulton County, Ga., halted the construction of a coal-fired power plant, saying that the plant must limit its emissions of carbon dioxide. ... Source: volokh.com --- 29 days ago
in last week's opinion in Sklar v. Clough. The broader litigation, which led to this opinion, involved a Free Speech Clause challenge to Georgia Tech's speech code, free speech... ... Source: www.jacksonville.com --- 49 days ago
Associated Press ATLANTA - Georgia voters will have to present a photo ID when casting a ballot in Tuesday's primary election. Fulton County Superior Court Judge Tom Campbell ruled today that Georgia law requires voters to present the photo IDs at polling precincts before voting in state elections. Georgia's ... ... Source: www.news4jax.com --- 46 days ago
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A Judge has unsealed some records in Georgia House Speaker Glenn Richardson's divorce. ... Source: www.newsherald.com --- 17 days ago
Georgia suffered another setback Tuesday in its water feud with Alabama and Florida as a Judge said he must first decide whether the Atlanta region has authority to continue using Lake Lanier as its main water source. ... Source: www.oanow.com --- 17 days ago
Georgia has suffered another setback in its water feud with Alabama and Florida with a Judge ruling that the first question he will take up in a major court battle is whether Georgia has any rights to continue using Lake Lanier as Atlanta’s main water source. ...
Source: www.citizen-times.com --- 48 days ago
Congratulations to Fulton County Superior Court Judge Thelma Wyatt Cummings in Georgia for being the first Judge after a conservative Supreme Court to Judge that carbon dioxide emissions must be taken into account in our choices. ...
Source: attorney2georgia.com --- 50 days ago
Saved by an appearance before a grand jury and a possible formal indictment, an Augusta, Ga., Judicial Circuit Superior Court Judge on the offensive to discover how and why it is almost past. “She wanted a man in prison,” former Attorney General Michael J. Bowers said his client, Duncan D. Wheale judges. “The question is: which began [...] ... Source: www.topix.com --- 16 days ago
The Judge overseeing the "water wars" court battle between Georgia, Florida and Alabama said Tuesday that he will decide whether Georgia has the legal right to withdraw water from Lake Lanier. ... Find more results for Georgia Judge on RSSMicro.com |
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Yesterday marked a first in US legislative history: The first time that a state court has applied the principles of the April 2007 decision of the US Supreme Court in Massachusetts v. Environmental Protection Agency to a proposed power plant projec Submitted by Mamabear C. to Environment | Note-it! | Add a Comment ...
In what is considered as a first-time application from a Judge of the April 2007 Supreme Court decision ruling industrial CO 2 emissions as a pollutant, Fulton County Judge Thelma Wyatt Cummings Moore blocked the construction of what would be the first coal-fired plant in Georgia in over 20 years. Judge Moore’s decision overturned an earlier ruling allowing construction of the $2 billion 120 megawatt Longleaf Energy Plant stating that the plant’s builders, Dynegy and LS Power , must first procure a permit from state regulators that limit the amounts of CO 2 emissions from the plant. Bruce Niles of the Sierra Club’s National Coal Campaign said of the ruling: “We will be taking this decision and making the same arguments to push for an end to conventional coal” LS Power and Dynegy vow to appeal the ruling. “A New Day in America” While some have shied away from James Hansen’s recent assertion that CEO’s from fossil fuel energy companies “know what they are doing” and should be “tried for high crimes against humanity and nature”, it is clear that new coal-fired plants are square in the sights of environmental attorneys. Niles said that he and other lawyers are preparing similar challenges to delay 30 other plants currently in active litigation. Says Niles, “The issue is now teed up from Nevada to North and South Carolina”. In the case of the Longleaf, the plant would not only create 9 million tons of CO 2 annually, an equivalent o ...
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