Student Safety vs Immunity: The Cost of Discretionary Decisions

Student Safety vs Immunity: The Cost of Discretionary Decisions

A school safety policy existed. It was ignored. A student lost an eye. So why did immunity apply?

In this clip, Craig T. Jones explains why appellate courts often classify educator decisions as discretionary, shielding individuals from liability even when written safety policies are not enforced. This conversation highlights one of the most controversial aspects of governmental immunity in Georgia and why it matters for students and families.

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The Courtroom Summers That Inspired Judge Ken Hodges

The Courtroom Summers That Inspired Judge Ken Hodges

Georgia Court of Appeals Judge Ken Hodges traces part of his interest in the law back to childhood summers in Albany, where he watched his father practice in municipal court. In this clip, Judge Hodge...

1 Sep 58s

You Can Watch the Georgia Court of Appeals Live | Judge Ken Hodges

You Can Watch the Georgia Court of Appeals Live | Judge Ken Hodges

Have you ever wondered what actually happens during an appellate court argument? You can watch for yourself. In this See You In Court clip, Georgia Court of Appeals Judge Ken Hodges explains that the ...

27 Aug 50s

What Happens After Oral Argument? | Judge Ken Hodges

What Happens After Oral Argument? | Judge Ken Hodges

What happens after the lawyers finish arguing and the judges leave the courtroom? Georgia Court of Appeals Judge Ken Hodges explains that, unless a case is clear-cut, the conversation among judges oft...

24 Aug 35s

AI Made Up the Cases. The Court Noticed. | Judge Ken Hodges

AI Made Up the Cases. The Court Noticed. | Judge Ken Hodges

What happens when artificial intelligence invents legal cases and those citations make their way into a court filing? Georgia Court of Appeals Judge Ken Hodges says the court is already dealing with t...

20 Aug 54s

If It’s Not in the Record, It Didn’t Happen | Judge Ken Hodges

If It’s Not in the Record, It Didn’t Happen | Judge Ken Hodges

“If it’s not in the record, it didn’t happen.” Georgia Court of Appeals Judge Ken Hodges explains why transcripts can be critically important when a case reaches the appellate court. The Court of Appe...

17 Aug 40s

Judges Don’t Write the Law. They Apply It. | Judge Ken Hodges

Judges Don’t Write the Law. They Apply It. | Judge Ken Hodges

What happens when a judge personally disagrees with the law? Georgia Court of Appeals Judge Ken Hodges explains why his judicial philosophy centers on applying the law fairly and correctly, regardless...

13 Aug 48s

Why Georgia’s Appellate Courts Provide a Fair Shake

Why Georgia’s Appellate Courts Provide a Fair Shake

What gives Georgians confidence that their cases will receive a fair review when they reach the appellate courts? In this clip, Georgia Court of Appeals Judge Ken Hodges explains why he believes Georg...

11 Aug 56s

Are Georgia’s Judges Safe From Threats and Politics?

Are Georgia’s Judges Safe From Threats and Politics?

Judges make decisions that can significantly affect people’s lives. But what happens when disagreement with those decisions turns into threats, retaliation, or political pressure? In this clip, Georgi...

6 Aug 44s

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