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http://www.10thjudicialdistrictga.com/
Includes information on courts and personnel.
http://www.cscj.org/circuits/brunswick
Information on state of Georgia 1st Judicial District. Includes location of courts.
http://www.southgeorgiajudicialcircuit.com/
Includes courts, calendar, judges, staff and court officers.
http://www.cscj.org/circuits/chattahoochee
Includes information on the circuits inside this district including maps and photos.
http://www.dekalbsuperiorcourt.com/
Information on the Stone Mountain Judicial Circuit Court in Dekalb County. Shown are judges, legal information, guidelines and calendars.
http://www.fultoncourt.org/
Information on state of Georgia 5th Judicial District.
http://www.cscj.org/circuits/coweta
Includes a map of the district, judges and links.
http://www.7jad.com/
Includes information and links to the judicial circuits in this district, information for the lay person, current cases and job opportunities.
http://www.eighthdistrict.org/
Includes information on the circuits their calendars and programs.
http://ninthdistrict.net/
Information on state of Georgia 9th Judicial District.
http://www.gpdsc.com/
Independent agency within the judicial branch that sets professional standards and provides administrative support for the 49 circuit defender offices in Georgia.
http://municipal.georgiacourts.gov/content/georgia%E2%80%99s-court-structure
Provides court structure of legal system for the state of Georgia.
http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/government-politics/judicial-branch-overview
Explains court system enacted under the 1983 Constitution of Georgia.
http://www.georgiacourts.gov/
Provides administrative support to judges and court officials. Included are services, publications, events and resources.
http://www.ganb.uscourts.gov/
Georgia's northern district.
http://www.gamd.uscourts.gov/
Georgia's middle district.
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