The Department of Driver Services was not authorized to suspend a driver’s license because, as shown on bodycam footage, the driver was read the implied consent notice prior to being placed under arrest.
The recipient of vocational rehabilitation services could not obtain reimbursement for his attendance in a post-secondary education program, as the Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency’s rules authorized reimbursement for such a program only where it was nationally certified as a comprehensive transition program.
Because the governing statute provided that the results of physical and mental examinations at issue in actions against physicians’ licenses “shall be” received in camera and not disclosed to the public, the physician could not exercise any privilege to waive disclosure of the record.
Physician cannot waive requirement of in camera review and nondisclosure to the public. Read More
After his home was redistricted from the Third to the Thirteenth Congressional District, the Respondent, the former chair of the Fayette County Republican Party, submitted a voter registration change of address to his rental property, which remained in the Third District after redistricting. However, a witness who resided at that property credibly testified that the
Former party chair falsely claimed to reside in Third Congressional District. Read More
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
