Judge Boggs - Administrative Law Report

Despite district’s delay with assessment, student was not entitled to additional compensatory services

Special Education

September 22, 2022

The mother of a 6-year-old child with autism brought a complaint against the child’s school district under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). Among her multiple claims, the mother... Read More

Certification revocation upheld for officer who failed to secure evidence at scene of crime

Peace Officer Standards and Training

June 21, 2022

The Court concluded that a police officer’s certification should be revoked based on his failure to secure a shell casing at the scene of a shooting, and his subsequent failure... Read More

Default on state student loan means borrower’s tax refund can be intercepted

Student Loans

June 9, 2022

The Court affirmed the interception of the Petitioner’s state tax refund to offset her outstanding student loan debt with the Georgia Student Finance Authority. The Court concluded that both the... Read More

Individual barred from being applicant for real estate license has no right to administrative hearing

Direct Appeal

May 24, 2022

This matter involved a Petition for Direct Appeal filed by an individual seeking a real estate salesperson’s license. In denying the Petition, the Court concluded the petitioner---who was statutorily barred... Read More

ELECTION 2022: Candidate for Senate District 18 did not meet residency qualifications

Elections

May 21, 2022

This case involved a residency challenge to candidate Diane Vann, who sought the seat in Georgia Senate District 18. The Court concluded Ms. Vann was not qualified to run for... Read More

ELECTION 2022: Candidate for House District 64 failed to prove he met age requirement

Elections

April 28, 2022

Preston Parra, a candidate for Georgia House District 64, declined to present any evidence that he would be at least 21 years old by Election Day in November 2022. The... Read More