A few months ago the Georgia Supreme Court gave us a unanimous win. Oral arguments made clear how one-sided the case was, and the Supreme Court agreed.
They remanded the case with clear direction to send it back to the trial court.
But we have been waiting nearly two months at the Appeals Court. All they needed to do is write one or two paragraphs sending it back to the trial court as instructed.
Instead, it appears they want to add to what the Supreme Court has said (it’s the only thing that makes sense given the delay). The original Appeals Court ruling was somewhat laughable and contradicted the plain language of the statute and some of their own rulings. It felt like they hadn’t even read the briefings or the record.
It’s anyone’s guess what they want to address, but hopefully that comes soon.
Meanwhile the DOJ/DOD are due to release the long-awaited attribution analysis ahead of a court hearing next week. It’s been crickets on that front, but we won’t be holding much back if we head to that court hearing without the document.
Apologies for the quiet weeks, but we are in a waiting mode.
There are some pleasant suprises ahead that I look forward to sharing.
Keep up the great work. Thanks.