In reversing an administrative suspension of a driver’s license, Judge Fry concluded that the arresting officer did not have authority to arrest the driver outside the officer’s jurisdiction.
Officer lacked authority to make DUI arrest outside of his jurisdiction Read More
This case involved a challenge to a decision by the Environmental Protection Division (“EPD”) to issue a permit to the City of Columbus for its Combined Sewer System. The Administrative Law Judge had granted summary determination in favor of the EPD, and the Superior Court of Spalding County upheld this decision on judicial review. However,
This case involved Child Support Services’ interception of a father’s 2020 federal income tax refund to offset his child support arrears. Judge Schroer affirmed the agency’s action, having rejected the father’s argument that the portion of the refund attributable to an additional child tax credit should be exempt from interception.
Judge Teate concluded a facility had to pay back approximately $179,000 in meal reimbursements to the Summer Food Service Program, after finding that the facility failed to comply with record-keeping requirements.
Insufficient record-keeping results in $179,000 payback to Summer Food Services Program Read More
A parent’s requested reduction of his existing child support payment was denied by Judge Woodard, on the grounds that the parent had access to sufficient funds in his existing 401(k).
In light of ample 401(k) funds, parent is denied request for child support reduction Read More
Judge Woodard affirmed Child Support Services’ interception of a CARES Act stimulus payment for the Petitioner, who owed child support arrears. However, the Judge agreed with the Petitioner that interception was not appropriate for later stimulus payments under the CAA and American Rescue Plan.
CSS authorized to intercept one type of stimulus payment, but not other types Read More
