State v. Cook

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• Georgia - Jackson v. State
• Georgia - Rogers v. Anderson
• Georgia - Hannah v. State
• Georgia - Wilkes v. State
• Georgia - Mach v. State, 40544



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• Georgia - State v. Denson
• Georgia - State v. Waters
• Georgia - Floyd v. State
• Georgia - Echols v. DeKalb County
• Georgia - State v. Harton
• Georgia - Bryan v. State
• Georgia - Vernon v. State
• US - Reference Stubs - Prosecuting Attorneys' Council established; purpose and functions
• US - Reference Stubs - Additional personnel as state employees
• US - Reference Stubs - Appointment of substitute for absent or disqualified district attorney
• US - Reference Stubs - Appointment of assistant district attorneys; qualifications; compensation
• US - Reference Stubs - Malpractice, Partiality, Neglect of Duties, Conduct Unbecoming Office, or Demanding More Cost Than That to Which Entitled
• US - Reference Stubs - Orders, decisions, or judgments appealable; defendant's right to cross appeal
• US - Reference Stubs - Powers and duties; employees' bonds; audits
• US - Reference Stubs - Duties of district attorney
• US - Reference Stubs - Prohibited activities
• US - Reference Stubs - Qualifications of attorneys and investigators employed by district attorney
• US - Reference Stubs - Time of filing notice of appeal; cross appeal; record and transcript for cross appeal; division of costs; appeals in capital offense cases for which death penalty is sought
• US - Reference Stubs - Use of third-year law students and law school staff instructors as legal assistants in criminal proceedings
• US - Reference Stubs - OCGA § 5-6-34 Judgments and Rulings Deemed Directly Appealable; Procedure For Review of Judgments, Orders, Or Decisions Not Subject to Direct Appeal; Scope of Review; Hearings In Criminal Cases Involving a Capital Offense For Which Death Penalty Is Sought; Appeals Involving Nonmonetary Judgments In Child Custody Cases
• US - Reference Stubs - OCGA § 15-18-15 Chief Assistant District Attorney; Powers and Duties In District Attorney's Absence