The Department of Community Health was required to provide notice and an opportunity for a hearing prior to only certain administrative actions specified by statute. Therefore, as requiring a facility to submit a plan of correction was not among the administrative actions for which prior notice and an opportunity for a hearing was required, the […]
Facility not entitled to hearing to contest plan of correction. Read More
A high school assistant principal was directed by the principal to investigate an incident involving two students circulating a naked photograph of one of their peers. The assistant principal complied, and later reported her findings to the principal, but did not directly report the incident to the police. The Professional Standards Commission later found probable
Suspension inappropriate where educator complied with mandatory reporting requirements. Read More
The Petitioner, a participant in the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP), was required to repay a debt to SFSP after the Department of Early Care and Learning (DECAL) discovered that it exceeded its state-approved budget for store purchases. DECAL subsequently sought to disqualify the Petitioner from the SFSP after the Petitioner failed to submit documentation
Summer Food Service Program participants must repay disallowances using non-SFSP funds. Read More
The Georgia Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) Council properly revoked the POST certification of a former corrections officer based on evidence that the officer possessed an unauthorized weapon (a shank) around violent inmates, gave special treatment to homosexual inmates, and allowed an inmate with a history of violence to accompany her during lockdown counts.
The Court upheld the decision of the Board of Registration of Used Motor Vehicle Dealers and Used Motor Vehicle Parts Dealers to revoke a dealer’s license to operate as a used motor vehicle dealer based on evidence that the dealer failed to apply for a title in a retail purchaser’s name within thirty calendar days
Used motor vehicle dealer license revoked. Read More
The Fulton County Superior Court affirmed an OSAH Judge’s Decision holding that LED signs located behind glass panes on a building and visible to the outside public were subject to regulation under the Outdoor Advertising Control Act. The Superior Court also concurred with the OSAH Judge’s holding that the LED signs were “multiple message signs” under the
Superior Court upholds OSAH Decision on Outdoor Advertising Control Act. Read More
