Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles
Board Delays Clemency Ruling
Jn 15 2002 97(243), 3-A
Board Denies Clemency for Convicted Killer
Au 2 2002 97(291), 5-A
Board to Meet with Inmate's Representatives
Nv 12 2002 98(28), 5-A
Clemency Denied for Wallace Fugate
Au 13 2002 97(302), 3-A
Convicted Killer Denied Parole
Mr 6 2002 97(141), 7-A
Convicted Wife-Killer Executed
Au 17 2002 97(306), 1-A
Court Halts Execution
Au 6 2002 97(295), 1-A
Execution Looms for Death Row Inmate
Nv 13 2002 98(29), 1-A
Execution Set for Tonight
Au 5 2002 97(294), 1-A
Former GBI Director Reappointed to Board
Dc 10 2002 98(56), 5-A
Fugate Gets Reprieve
Au 15 2002 97(304), 1-A
Fugate Set to Die Tonight
Au 14 2002 97(303), 8-A
Mike Light Joins Parole Board
Jl 2 2002 97(260), 3-A
Nix Reveals Paroles Board Now Under New Management
Jn 26 2002 97(254), 5-A
Parole Board Member Helps Abernathy Win Early Release for Inmate
Oc 2 2002 97(352), 9-A
Parole Board Members Quit; Governor Appoints GBI Director to Panel
Jn 14 2002 97(242), 8-A
Parole Board Officials Resign in Shake-Up
Jn 23 2002 97(251), 5-A
Parole Denied for Convicted Rapist
Sp 5 2002 97(325), 7-A
Questions Surround Hiring of Therapist
Sp 9 2002 97(329), 3-A
State Executes Putnam
Nv 14 2002 98(30), 1-A
State Set to Execute Convicted Killer Tonight
Jn 18 2002 97(246), 7-A
Georgia Legislature
Barnes Catches Heat on Tax Holiday Idea
Fe 11 2002 97(118), 3-A
Barnes Wants to Further Trim Budget
Fe 13 2002 97(120), 8-A
Barnes, Republicans Spar Over Spending Proposals
Ja 17 2002 97(94), 4-A
Bill Makes Municipalities Liable for Auto Accidents
Fe 27 2002 97(134), 8-A
Bill Might Help Retain Teachers (editorial)
Ja 11 2002 97(88), 6-A
Bill on Unemployement Insurance Goes to Barnes
Ap 14 2002 97(180), 1-C
Bill to Limit Autopsy Photos Passes House
Ap 11 2002 97(177), 8-A
Bill Would Allow Schoolkids with Asthma to Self-Medicate
Ap 9 2002 97(175), 3-A
Bill Would Keep Victims' Families Informed on Death Row Criminals
Fe 9 2002 97(116), 5-A
Budget Gets Green Light from Legislative Negotiators
Ap 9 2002 97(175), 5-A
Budget Writers Look to Save Foreign Language Program
Mr 14 2002 97(149), 7-A
Budget Writers Reach Agreement on Spending
Mr 15 2002 97(150), 5-A
Cell Phone Laws Go to Extreme (editorial)
Fe 6 2002 97(113), 6-A
Cellular Ban Studied
Fe 6 2002 97(113), 8-A
Chief Justice Calls for Legal Overhaul
Ja 19 2002 97(96), 4-A
Committee Approves Bill on Lending Practices
Mr 28 2002 97(163), 5-B
Committee Restores Predatory Lending Bill
Mr 29 2002 97(164), 11-A
Compromised Reached on Gas Market Changes
Ap 13 2002 97(179), 5-A
Crematory Scandal Brings More Laws (editorial)
Fe 20 2002 97(127), 6-A
Deals Near on Lending, Gas Bills
Ap 12 2002 97(178), 5-A
Democratic Leader Faces Ethics Board
Ja 11 2002 97(88), 5-A
Dems May Nix State Income Tax for Reservists
Ja 31 2002 97(108), 5-A
Drug Firms Involved in Prescription Fight
Mr 25 2002 97(160), 4-A
Few Lawmakers Know Details of State Budget
Fe 17 2002 97(124), 5-A
Ga. Democrat Ignors Rules (editorial)
Mr 20 2002 97(155), 6-A
Ga. House Redistricting Plan Gets Justice Department
Ja 17 2002 97(94), 5-A
General Assembly Starts Off Slow, Few Topics at the Forefront
Ja 28 2002 97(105), 5-A
Georgia House Allows Faster Billboard Changes
Ja 29 2002 97(106), 3-A
Georgia House Votes to Change Sand Dune Protection Law
Fe 13 2002 97(120), 9-A
Georgia Lawmaker Indicted
Ja 9 2002 97(86), 5-A
Georgia Legislative Diary
Fe 13 2002 97(120), 8-A
Georgia Legislative Diary
Fe 28 2002 97(135), 5-A
Georgia Legislative Diary
Fe 8 2002 97(115), 5-A
Georgia Legislative Diary for Tuesday
Ja 30 2002 97(107), 3-A
Georgia Parents Need Tax Break (editorial)
Fe 3 2002 97(110), 6-A
Golden's Legislation Deserves Support (editorial)
Mr 10 2002 97(145), 5-A
GOP Push for School Choice Stopped
Fe 20 2002 97(127), 4-A
GOP Senators Accuse Dems of 'Total Theft of the System'
Mr 20 2002 97(155), 7-A
Gov. Barnes Vetoes Bill That Would Have Barred Access to 911 Records
My 18 2002 97(215), 3-A
Governor's Proposal Boosts State Budget
Ja 9 2002 97(86), 4-B
Grits Now a State Food
Ap 11 2002 97(177), 3-A
Health Plan Spared
Fe 6 2002 97(113), 8-A
House Leader Believes State Needs More Money
Ja 25 2002 97(102), 5-A
House Mulls Visa Bill
Fe 6 2002 97(113), 8-A
House OKs Sales Tax Holidays
Fe 15 2002 97(122), 1-A
House Panel Puts Its Mark on Midyear Budget
Fe 14 2002 97(121), 4-A
House Speakers Want Counties to Boost Aid for Defending Poor
Fe 18 2002 97(125), 3-A
House Talks Insurance
Ja 18 2002 97(95), 5-A
Insurance Legislation Aids Small Businesses
Fe 10 2002 97(117), 1-E
Lawmaker Wants to Outlaw Answering the Door Naked
Ja 17 2002 97(94), 5-A
Lawmakers Are Eager to Reward Military
Fe 14 2002 97(121), 1-A
Lawmakers Back at Work
Ja 13 2002 97(90), 1-A
Lawmakers Finish Work on Budget
Mr 19 2002 97(154), 1-A
Lawmakers May Extend Deer Hunting Season
Fe 2 2002 97(109), 4-A
Lawmakers May Face Difficult Session
Ja 6 2002 97(83), 3-A
Lawmakers Reject Special Stripe for Foreigner Driver's Licenses
Ap 3 2002 97(169), 7-A
Lawmakers Scrutinize Authority's Spending
Ap 16 2002 97(182), 5-A
Lawmakers Seek Change on Sunday Alcohol Voting
Fe 12 2002 97(119), 4-A
Lawmakers Take Another Recess
Ap 4 2002 97(170), 8-A
Legislative Budget Negotiators Edge Closer to Agreement
Mr 7 2002 97(142), 4-A
Legislative Diary
Fe 14 2002 97(121), 4-A
Legislative Diary
Fe 15 2002 97(122), 7-A
Legislative Diary
Fe 19 2002 97(126), 3-A
Legislative Diary
Fe 20 2002 97(127), 4-A
Legislative Diary
Fe 5 2002 97(112), 4-A
Legislative Diary
Fe 9 2002 97(116), 5-A
Legislative Diary
Ja 16 2002 97(93), 8-A
Legislative Diary
Ja 17 2002 97(94), 5-A
Legislative Diary
Ja 19 2002 97(96), 4-A
Legislative Diary
Ja 31 2002 97(108), 5-A
Legislative Diary
Mr 20 2002 97(155), 7-A
Legislative Diary
Mr 27 2002 97(162), 7-A
Legislative Roundup
Mr 19 2002 97(154), 4-A
Legislature Begins Election-Year Session
Ja 15 2002 97(92), 7-A
Lobbyists Provide Legislators with Ball Games, Trips, Hunting
Fe 12 2002 97(119), 4-A
Murphy's Plans Still a Mystery
Ap 7 2002 97(173), 4-A
New State Law Fights Identity Theft
Jn 30 2002 97(258), 3-C
New State Laws to Take Effect July 1
Jn 30 2002 97(258), 1-A
Predatory Lending Bill Backed by Committee
Mr 26 2002 97(161), 4-A
Republicans Still Unhappy with Debt Levels in Governor Barnes' Budgets
Fe 3 2002 97(110), 1-A
Republicans Suggest Hefty Senior Tax Cut
Fe 13 2002 97(120), 8-A
Sales Tax 'Holiday' Heads to Barnes
Mr 2 2002 97(137), 1-A
School Safety Tops Agenda
Ja 18 2002 97(95), 1-A
Sen. Zell Miller Cheered in Courtesy Visit to Capitol
Ja 16 2002 97(93), 8-A
Senate Budget Boosts Rail Plans
Ap 2 2002 97(168), 4-A
Senate Gives Final OK to Revised Map
Ap 11 2002 97(177), 8-A
Senate Republican Leader Considering Giving Up Top Spot
Fe 19 2002 97(126), 3-A
Senate Votes to End Statute of Limitations
Fe 6 2002 97(113), 4-A
Speculation Renewed About Murphy's Future
Ja 13 2002 97(90), 8-A
State Lawmaker Wants Natural Gas Regulated Again
Ja 9 2002 97(86), 4-B
State Lawmakers Finish Extended, Bitter Session
Ap 13 2002 97(179), 5-A
State Legislature OKs Natural Gas Changes
Mr 20 2002 97(155), 5-A
State Officials Approve $822 Million Bond Issue
Jl 18 2002 97(276), 5-A
State Sen. Fort Determined to Tackle Tough Issues
Ja 22 2002 97(99), 5-A
State Senate Approves Child Abandonment Bill
Ap 2 2002 97(168), 1-A
Georgia Supreme Court
Court Reinstates Video Poker Ban
My 29 2002 97(226), 5-A
Court to Decide How to Include Hispanics on Juries
Ap 23 2002 97(189), 5-A
Court to Rule on Defamation Lawsuit
Sp 16 2002 97(336), 5-A
Court Upholds Murder Convictions
Ap 5 2002 97(171), 1-A
High Court Backs Hog Farmer on Claim
Nv 28 2002 98(44), 7-A
High Court Hears Hispanic DUI Case
My 3 2002 97(200), 5-A
High Court Permanently Bans Judge
Jl 3 2002 97(261), 3-A
High Court Upholds Man's Conviction
Fe 26 2002 97(133), 5-A
High Court Upholds Stay of Execution
Jn 22 2002 97(250), 5-A
Indigent Defense Recommendations Due
Dc 12 2002 98(58), 9-A
Legality of Tax Assessment Freezes Challenged
Oc 22 2002 98(7), 5-A
Panel: Indigent Defense System Needs Upgrade
Dc 13 2002 98(59), 7-A
Parker Makes Run for Judicial Post
Jl 17 2002 97(275), 8-A
State Asks Court to Reinstate Video Poker Ban
Ap 23 2002 97(189), 5-A
State's High Court Hits the Road
My 3 2002 97(200), 5-A
Supreme Court Again Holds Fugate's Fate
Jn 20 2002 97(248), 8-A
Supreme Court Upholds Murder Conviction
Dc 1 2002 98(47), 7-A
Video Poker Ban in Effect; Some Game Operators Promise a Fight Fight
My 30 2002 97(226), 1-A
Woman Loses Appeal in Baby's Death
Oc 3 2002 97(353), 5-A
Glavine, Tom
A Master at Work
My 23 2002 97(220), 1-B
Atlanta Finally Wins Against Twins
Jn 12 2002 97(240), 2-B
Braves Tell Their Side of Glavine Story
Dc 7 2002 98(53), 2-B
Glavine Files for Free Agency
Oc 29 2002 98(14), 1-B
Glavine Nears His Decision
Dc 3 2002 98(49), 1-B
Glavine Reaches 10 Wins in Braves' Sweep
Jn 7 2002 97(235), 1-B
Glavine Relishes Role as Union Negotiator
Sp 6 2002 97(326), 1-B
Glavine Right at Home with Mets
Dc 10 2002 98(56), 1-B
Glavine Still Plugging Away in Braves Rotation
Mr 3 2002 97(138), 1-B
Glavine's Agent Proposed $45 Million, Four-Year Deal
Nv 27 2002 98(43), 5-B
Glavine, Braves Silence Astros, 9-0
Ap 27 2002 97(193), 1-B
Glavine, Castilla Lead Braves Over Phillies, 6-2
Ap 12 2002 97(178), 1-B
NY Bound: Glavine, Mets Reach Three-Year Deal
Dc 6 2002 98(52), 1-B
Phillies, Mets Add to Deal for Glavine
Nv 28 2002 98(44), 1-B
Smoltz Bemoans Loss of Glavine, Other Braves This Offseason
Dc 9 2002 98(55), 1-B
Greater Lowndes Planning Commission
Board Recommends Tabling Day Care Request
Nv 26 2002 98(42), 1-A
Board Votes Against Rezoning
Oc 1 2002 97(351), 1-A
Commission Approves Property Amendments
Au 28 2002 97(317), 1-A
Commission Approves Rezoning Request
My 1 2002 97(197), 5-A
Commission Corrects Zoning Error
Oc 30 2002 98(15), 1-A
Commission Mulls Downtown Rezoning
Mr 20 2002 97(155), 1-A
Commission Table Rezoning Request
Jn 26 2002 97(254), 1-A
Commission To Vote on Golf Community
Oc 27 2002 98(12), 1-A
Consideration of Racetrack Proposal Likely to be Tabled
Sp 29 2002 97(349), 1-A
Controversial Rezoning Request is Withdrawn
Jl 12 2002 97(270), 5-A
County Studies Zoning Issues
Mr 12 2002 97(147), 1-A
Golf Community Gets Partial OK
Oc 29 2002 98(14), 1-A
Golf Course Plan Likely a Winner (editorial)
Nv 1 2002 98(17), 6-A
Greenleaf Gets Green Light for Hospice Au1 2002 97(290), 1-A
Moser Joining Planning Board
Nv 23 2002 98(39), 1-A
Patterson Rezoning Request Hits Snag
Jn 24 2002 97(253), 1-A
Planners OK New Subdivision
Oc 3 2002 97(353), 1-A
Planners Tackle Rezoning Requests
Ap 30 2002 97(195), 1-A
Planners Urge Rezoning OK for Wood Valley
Fe 5 2002 97(112), 1-A
Planning Board Rejects Requests
Au 27 2002 97(316), 1-A
Planning Commission Divided on Several Zoning Issues
Mr 27 2002 97(162), 4-A
Planning Commission Tables Controversial Rezoning Issue
Mr 28 2002 97(163), 4-A
Proposed Subdivision Draws Fire
Fe 27 2002 97(134), 1-A
Proposed Theme Park Changes Need no Review
Fe 8 2002 97(115), 5-A
Quick Action Could Cause Problems Later (editorial)
Jn 30 2002 97(258), 6-A
Race Track Plans Stalled
Nv 24 2002 98(40), 1-A
Rezoning Gets Boost
Jl 30 2002 97(288), 1-A
Zoning Plan Back on Table
Fe 26 2002 97(133), 1-A