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State of the Judiciary, the Constitutional Carry Act, coastal marshlands, and more

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By FTG Podcast Team
Feb 16, 2022

Season 2 Episode 5 — Feb. 15, 2022

In our fifth episode of Season 2, we discuss the Judiciary Address given by Georgia’s Supreme Court Chief Justice Nahmias; controversial bills involving abortion pills, obscene materials in schools and cityhood initiatives; a closer look at gun rights in the constitutional carry act; and a dive into coastal marshlands in south Georgia.

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