Tag Archives: Wendell Willard

Evidence rules revision gets final passage

By Tom Crawford | Published: April 14, 2011

The Senate gives final approval to legislation rewriting the state’s rules of evidence for legal proceedings . . .

Tags: rules of evidence , State Bar , Wendell Willard

Political Notes – House continues to stall Sunday sales bill

By Tom Crawford | Published: March 29, 2011

Sunday sales legislation remains bottled up in the House Rules Committee, which still has not voted to put it on the House calendar . . .

Tags: John Meadows , private reservoirs , Sunday alcohol sales , Voting Rights lawsuit , Wendell Willard

EMCs are having successful session, so far

By Tom Crawford | Published: March 25, 2011

Georgia’s electric membership corporations have done well on major legislation that would affect their operations . . .

Tags: campaign contributions , Don Balfour , EMCs , open meetings , Wendell Willard

House votes to revise rules of evidence

By Tom Crawford | Published: February 28, 2011

Georgia House passes a “lawyer’s bill” that revises the rules of evidence in state court cases . . .

Tags: rules of evidence , Wendell Willard

Political Notes: Cagle brushes aside Deal’s ethics issues

By Tom Crawford | Published: August 26, 2010

Casey Cagle says the reports of a federal investigation of Nathan Deal’s actions regarding his vehicle salvage business are “ridiculous;” Libertarian candidate for lieutenant governor withdraws from the race . . .

Tags: Carol Porter , Casey Cagle , Nathan Deal , thurbert baker , Wendell Willard