Judge Stephanie Howells, Judge Chuck Beaudrot, Judge Barbara Brown, Judge Larry O’Neal, Mrs. O’Neal, Governor Nathan Deal, Judge Michael Malihi and Judge Lois Oakley Larry O’Neal, the incoming Chief Judge of the Georgia Tax Tribunal, was officially sworn into office by Governor Nathan Deal on April 30, 2015. Governor Deal appointed Judge O’Neal in April […]
Chief Judge of the Georgia Tax Tribunal Read More
The Office of State Administrative Hearings welcomes Governor Nathan Deal’s announcement that State House Majority Leader Larry O’Neal will serve as the next Chief Judge of the Georgia Tax Tribunal, a division of the Office of State Administrative Hearings that hears and resolves disputes between the Georgia Department of Revenue and taxpayers. Judge O’Neal
Governor Nathan Deal Appoints Larry O’Neal as the New Chief for the Georgia Tax Tribunal Read More
We are happy to announce that our courtrooms and the clerk’s office are now open at our new location at 225 Peachtree Street NE, Suite 400, Atlanta, GA 30303.The new building is in Peachtree Center. The Peachtree Center MARTA station is conveniently located under the building.
The July DUI Special Issue is the first of what will be a series of special-issue publications, each focusing in on a single area of interest to administrative law practitioners. This month’s edition of the Administrative Law Report provides a sampling of decisions, overviewing a cross-section of issues that arise frequently in Administrative License
The Department of Drivers’ Services did not satisfy its burden of proof because it failed to submit any evidence demonstrating that the state-administered breath test was properly given. Thus, the burden could not shift to the driver to demonstrate her inadequate breath sample was due to a physical impairment, although such a breath sample might
Breath test must be correctly administered before inadequate sample considered refusal. Read More
For the purposes of a license suspension hearing, an arresting officer need only submit a copy of the crime lab report to prove that a blood alcohol test was properly administered by an individual possessing a valid permit on an instrument in good working order. The license suspension hearing statute does not require an officer
Crime lab report proved blood alcohol test properly administered. Read More
