Georgia HB 1121: Cordele Judicial Court; change certain terms of court
Status: Act 446 (as of 2026-05-11)
State: Georgia · Session: 2025_26 · Bill: HB 1121
Subjects: COURTS
Sponsors: Leesa Hagan, Noel Williams, Jr., Patty Marie Stinson
Bill Text
26 HB 1121/AP House Bill 1121 (AS PASSED HOUSE AND SENATE) By: Representatives Williams of the 148 th, Hagan of the 156 th, and Stinson of the 150 th A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT To amend Title 15 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, relating to courts, so as to1 change certain terms of court in the Cordele Judicial Circuit; to provide for related matters;2 to repeal conflicting laws; and for other purposes.3 BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF GEORGIA:4 SECTION 1.5 Title 15 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, relating to courts, is amended in 6 Article 1 of Chapter 6, relating to general provisions relative to superior courts, by revising7 paragraph (13) of Code Section 15-6-3, relating to terms of superior courts, as follows:8 "(13) Cordele Circuit:9 (A) Ben Hill County — Second and third Mondays in January; first, second, and third10 Mondays in April; third and fourth Mondays in June; and third and fourth Mondays in11 September and Monday following January 1 and July 1.12 (B) Crisp County — Third and fourth Mondays in February and Monday following;13 third and fourth Mondays in May; first, second, and third Mondays in August; and14 second and third Mondays in November January 1 and July 1.15 H. B. 1121 - 1 - 26 HB 1121/AP (C) Dooly County — First and second Mondays in February; fourth Monday in April16 and Monday following; third and fourth Mondays in July; and third and fourth17 Mondays in October January 1 and July 1.18 (D) Wilcox County — Second and third Mondays in March; fourth Monday in August19 and Monday following; and first and second Mondays in December January 1 and20 July 1."21 SECTION 2.22 All laws and parts of laws in conflict with this Act are repealed.23 H. B. 1121 - 2 -
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