List of justices of the Supreme Court of Georgia (U.S. state)

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This is a list of the justices of the Supreme Court of Georgia, the highest judicial authority of the U.S. state of Georgia:

Chief justices[]

Judge Began active
service
Ended active
service
Joseph Henry Lumpkin 1863 1867
Hiram B. Warner 1867
1872
1868
1880
Joseph E. Brown 1868 1870
Osborne Augustus Lochrane 1871 1872
James Jackson 1880 1887
Logan Edwin Bleckley 1887 1894
Thomas Jefferson Simmons 1894 1905
1905 1923
Richard Russell Sr. 1923 1938
1938 1943
Robert Charles Bell 1943 1946
William Franklin Jenkins 1946 1948
William Henry Duckworth 1948 1969
1969 1972
Carlton Mobley 1972 1974
1974 1975
Horace Elmo Nichols 1975 1980
1980 1980
Robert Henry Jordan 1980 1982
1982 1986
1986 1989
Harold G. Clarke 1990 1992
Charles L. Weltner 1992 1992
Harold G. Clarke 1992 1994
Willis B. Hunt Jr. 1994 1995
Robert Benham 1995 2001
Norman S. Fletcher 2001 2005
Leah Ward Sears 2005 2009
Carol W. Hunstein 2009 2012
George H. Carley 2012 2012
Carol W. Hunstein 2012 2013
Hugh P. Thompson 2013 2016
P. Harris Hines 2017 2018
Harold Melton[1] 2018 2021
David E. Nahmias 2021 (incumbent)

Associate justices[]

Judge Began active
service
Ended active
service
Eugenius Aristides Nisbet 1845 1853
Joseph Henry Lumpkin 1845 1863
Hiram B. Warner 1845
1868
1865
1872
1853 1855
Henry L. Benning 1853 1859
Charles James McDonald 1855 1859
1859 1860
Richard F. Lyon 1859 1865
Charles J. Jenkins 1860 1866
1866 1868
1866 1868
Henry Kent McCay 1868 1875
William Watts Montgomery 1872 1873
Robert Pleasant Trippe 1873 1875
Logan Edwin Bleckley 1875 1880
James Jackson 1875 1880
1880 1880
1880 1882
Martin Jenkins Crawford 1880 1883
1882 1887
Mark Harden Blandford 1883 1890
Thomas Jefferson Simmons 1887 1894
Samuel Lumpkin 1891 1903
1894 1897
1897 1902
1897 1903
1897 1905
1897 1907
Samuel Barnard Adams 1902 1902
1902 1906
Henry Gray Turner 1903 1904
Joseph Rucker Lamar 1903 1905
Beverly Daniel Evans Jr. 1904 1917
1905 1916
Marcus Wayland Beck 1905 1937
1906 1942
1907 1911
1911 1934
S. Price Gilbert 1916 1936
Walter F. George 1917 1922
1922 1932
Robert Charles Bell 1932
1946
1938
1949
1934 1938
William Franklin Jenkins 1936 1948
1937 1945
William Henry Duckworth 1938 1948
1942 1942
William Yates Atkinson 1943 1953
1943 1960
T. Grady Head 1945 1965
1945 1966
1948 1948
1949 1960
1949 1969
Charles William Worrill 1953 1954
Homer Sutton 1954 1954
Carlton Mobley 1954 1972
1960 1966
1960 1974
Eugene Cook 1965 1967
Horace Elmo Nichols 1966
1980
1975
1980
John E. Frankum 1967 1970
1967
1980
1980
1981
1969 1972
1970 1973
William Barrett Gunter 1972 1977
Robert Henry Jordan 1972 1980
1973 1977
Robert Howell Hall 1974 1979
1975 1982
1977 1981
1977 1986
Harold G. Clarke 1979 1989
1981 1989
George T. Smith 1981 1991
Charles L. Weltner 1981 1992
1982 1992
Willis B. Hunt Jr. 1986 1994
Robert Benham 1990
2001
2020
Norman S. Fletcher 1990 2005
Carol W. Hunstein 1992
2013
2018
Leah Ward Sears 1992 2009
George H. Carley 1993 2012
Hugh P. Thompson 1994 2017[2]
P. Harris Hines 1995 2018[3]
Harold Melton 2005 2021
David E. Nahmias 2009 (incumbent)
Keith R. Blackwell 2012 2020
Michael P. Boggs 2017 (incumbent)
Nels S.D. Peterson 2017 (incumbent)
Britt C. Grant 2017 2018
Sarah Hawkins Warren[4] 2018 (incumbent)
Charlie Bethel 2018 (incumbent)
John J. Ellington 2019 (incumbent)
Carla Wong McMillian[5] 2020 (incumbent)
Shawn Ellen LaGrua 2021 (incumbent)
Verda Colvin 2021 (incumbent)

References[]

  1. ^ "9/4/18 - NEW CHIEF JUSTICE OF GEORGIA SUPREME COURT". Supreme Court of Georgia. Retrieved 2018-09-05.
  2. ^ Greg Bluestein, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "Georgia chief justice to step down in January". myajc. Retrieved 2019-02-15.
  3. ^ June 18, Katheryn Tucker |; PM, 2018 at 12:33. "Help Wanted on Georgia Supreme Court". Daily Report. Retrieved 2019-02-15.
  4. ^ "Sarah Hawkins Warren Named to Georgia Supreme Court | Daily Report". Daily Report. Retrieved 2018-09-21.
  5. ^ "Gov. Kemp Names Appointments to Supreme Court of Georgia, Georgia Court of Appeals" (Press release). Atlanta, Georgia. March 27, 2020. Retrieved March 28, 2020.
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