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O.C.G.A. 15-20-6 (2010)
15-20-6. Entry of order; continuing jurisdiction of superior court judge


When the judge of the superior court has determined that the application warrants approval and has established a standard of indigency, he shall enter an appropriate order. The order shall retain a continuing jurisdiction over these matters. At any time the judge may require a review thereof to assure himself that the purposes of this chapter are being served and that the privileges accorded hereunder are not being abused or used for other purposes.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Georgia > Title-15 > Chapter-20 > 15-20-6

O.C.G.A. 15-20-6 (2010)
15-20-6. Entry of order; continuing jurisdiction of superior court judge


When the judge of the superior court has determined that the application warrants approval and has established a standard of indigency, he shall enter an appropriate order. The order shall retain a continuing jurisdiction over these matters. At any time the judge may require a review thereof to assure himself that the purposes of this chapter are being served and that the privileges accorded hereunder are not being abused or used for other purposes.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Georgia > Title-15 > Chapter-20 > 15-20-6

O.C.G.A. 15-20-6 (2010)
15-20-6. Entry of order; continuing jurisdiction of superior court judge


When the judge of the superior court has determined that the application warrants approval and has established a standard of indigency, he shall enter an appropriate order. The order shall retain a continuing jurisdiction over these matters. At any time the judge may require a review thereof to assure himself that the purposes of this chapter are being served and that the privileges accorded hereunder are not being abused or used for other purposes.