Briefs have been filed in Carter vs Kemp. Below link will take you to the following briefs: Brief filed by the Governor to dismiss the case
Federal Judge Denies Motion for TRO or PI in Carter Case
On Monday, April 20, 2020, a federal judge denied GeorgiaCarry.Org
GCO Files Second Suit Against Governor Kemp for Violations of Rights
Yesterday morning, April 13, 2020, GeorgiaCarry.Org filed our second lawsuit against Governor Brian Kemp and the state of Georgia in the Superior Court of Hall County. The case is Anna Cummings & GeorgiaCarry.Org, Inc, vs BRIAN KEMP, individually and in his official capacity as Governor of the State of Georgia and PATTY LAINE, individually and…
GCO Files Suit Against Governor Kemp For Inability to Obtain a GWL
GeorgiaCarry.Org has filed a lawsuit against Governor Brian Kemp and the Fulton County probate judge because the novel coronavirus has led state courts to suspend the issuance of GWL
Dougherty County Probate Judge Nancy Stephenson
Longtime Dougherty County Probate Judge, Nancy Stephenson was a very good friend of GeorgiaCarry.Org who never failed to help when called upon. She will be sorely missed by all. Her husband has also tested positive for the virus and is self-quarantined. The news article announcing here death is below:By WALB News Team | April 2,…
Letter to Chief Justice Melton
JOHN R. MONROE JOHN MONROE LAW, P.C. March 27, 2020 The Hon. Harold D. Melton, Chief Justice Supreme Court of Georgia 330 Capitol Avenue, SE Atlanta, GA 30334 RE: Constitutional Implication of Judicial Emergency Dear Chief Justice Melton: I hope my letter finds you well during these difficult times. I am writing you regarding a…
GCO Asks Governor Kemp to Suspend Enforcement of O.C.G.A 16-11-126
Pursuant to Chief Justice Harold Melton
Expiration Dates of GWL Due Renewal Extended
We are informed that the Probate Courts across the state of Georgia will temporarily suspend acceptance of applications for Georgia Weapons Carry Licenses and the renewal of Georgia Weapons Carry Licenses in pursuant to an order of the Supreme Court of GA declaring a Judicial Emergency. We are told that if you license is due…
GCO Asks Probate Judges to Extend GWL Expiration Dates
On March 14, 2020, Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Harold Melton declared a state of judicial emergency. Pursuant to his emergency powers, and pursuant to OCGA
Discussion of SB 224
Sen. Elena Parent is criticizing SB 224 for “felons & other convicts allowed to have a variety of firearms”. Not so. Sen. Parent does not elaborate on what “other convicts” are besides felons. Presumably, they must be misdemeanants. Under Georgia law, there is no misdemeanor that deprives a person of the right to possess firearms,…