Month: May 2020

GBI Request for Ahmaud Arbery

The Georgia Bureau of Investigations tweeted, “The GBI has not been requested to investigate the shooting death of Ahmaud Arbery.”  Why is that language important? Who can request the GBI investigate a criminal matter in Georgia?  On February 23, 2020, Ahmaud Arbery was exercising in his community near Brunswick, Georgia. Without cause, he was chased

Kevin Tanner Releases New Ad in GA-9

Kevin Tanner, a Republican candidate for Congress from GA-9, has released a new ad entitled “Great Dad” that features one of his daughters, Kaitlyn. In probably one of the most positive campaign ads you will see this election cycle, Kaitlyn jokes about Tanner’s lack of Instagram skills while emphasizing his commitment to his family, his

Judicial Emergency to be Extended

The statewide judicial emergency put in place due to the Coronavirus will be extended a second time, this time through June 12th. Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Harold Melton made the announcement Monday morning as the expiration date of the current declaration – May 13 – approached. According to Law.com: Melton’s new order will continue

Ben Miller Jr Appointed to Griffin Judicial Circuit

Governor Brian Kemp has appointed Ben Miller Jr. to fill the seat vacated by Superior Court Judge and former State Representative Mack Crawford. Crawford resigned his post in February after entering an Alford plea on theft charges. The press release from Governor Kemp’s office on Miller’s appointment is as follows: Atlanta, GA – Today Governor Brian

Unterman Releases TV Ad Attacking McCormick

Renee Unterman has released a campaign TV ad today that will begin running on cable this weekend. The ad attacks Rich McCormick stating that he refused to vote for President Donald Trump in 2016. Unterman: “I’m the only Trump Conservative in this race, and voters deserve to know the truth – Rich McCormick refused to