GEORGIA CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE VI SECTION 6
SUPREME COURT

ART. VI §6 ¶1 | COMPOSITION OF SUPREME COURT; CHIEF JUSTICE; PRESIDING JUSTICE; QUORUM; SUBSTITUTE JUDGES

The Supreme Court shall consist of not more than nine Justices who shall elect from among themselves a Chief Justice as the chief presiding and administrative officer of the court and a Presiding Justice to serve if the Chief Justice is absent or is disqualified. A majority shall be necessary to hear and determine cases. If a Justice is disqualified in any case, a substitute judge may be designated by the remaining Justices to serve.

ART. VI §6 ¶2 | EXCLUSIVE APPELLATE JURISDICTION OF SUPREME COURT

The Supreme Court shall be a court of review and shall exercise exclusive appellate jurisdiction in the following cases:

(1) All cases involving the construction of a treaty or of the Constitution of the State of Georgia or of the United States and all cases in which the constitutionality of a law, ordinance, or constitutional provision has been drawn in question; and

(2) All cases of election contest.

ART. VI §6 ¶3 | GENERAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION OF SUPREME COURT

Unless otherwise provided by law, the Supreme Court shall have appellate jurisdiction of the following classes of cases:

(1) Cases involving title to land;

(2) All equity cases;

(3) All cases involving wills;

(4) All habeas corpus cases;

(5) All cases involving extraordinary remedies;

(6) All divorce and alimony cases;

(7) All cases certified to it by the Court of Appeals; and

(8) All cases in which a sentence of death was imposed or could be imposed.

Review of all cases shall be as provided by law.

ART. VI §6 ¶4 | JURISDICTION OVER QUESTIONS OF LAW FROM STATE APPELLATE OR FEDERAL DISTRICT OR APPELLATE COURTS

The Supreme Court shall have jurisdiction and authority to answer any question of law from any state appellate or federal district or appellate court.

ART. VI §6 ¶5 | REVIEW OF CASES IN COURT OF APPEALS

The Supreme Court may review by certiorari cases in the Court of Appeals which are of gravity or great public importance.

ART. VI §6 ¶6 | DECISIONS OF SUPREME COURT BINDING

The decisions of the Supreme Court shall bind all other courts as precedents.

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GEORGIA CONSTITUTIONARTICLE VI SECTION 6SUPREME COURT

ART. VI §6 ¶1 | COMPOSITION OF SUPREME COURT; CHIEF JUSTICE; PRESIDING JUSTICE; QUORUM; SUBSTITUTE JUDGES

ART. VI §6 ¶2 | EXCLUSIVE APPELLATE JURISDICTION OF SUPREME COURT

ART. VI §6 ¶3 | GENERAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION OF SUPREME COURT

ART. VI §6 ¶4 | JURISDICTION OVER QUESTIONS OF LAW FROM STATE APPELLATE OR FEDERAL DISTRICT OR APPELLATE COURTS

ART. VI §6 ¶5 | REVIEW OF CASES IN COURT OF APPEALS

ART. VI §6 ¶6 | DECISIONS OF SUPREME COURT BINDING

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