Two powerful Georgia Senators say ‘enough is enough’ and are calling on the three district attorneys challenging the state’s Prosecuting Attorneys Qualifications Commission to drop their case Sherry Boston v. State of Georgia after their second significant loss in court. This follows an order released Wednesday by the Fulton County Superior Court that once again denied the plaintiff-prosecutors’ request to enjoin the Prosecuting Attorneys Qualifications Commission.
Senate President Pro Tem John F. Kennedy, R–Macon, and Sen. Randy Robertson, R–Cataula, – who wrote the bill creating the commission – said Wednesday that “it’s time to realize that they have a losing argument.”
“To continue this challenge is an injustice to crime victims in our communities as well as to Georgia taxpayers having to shoulder the expense of this frivolous case,” said Kennedy, who also serves as the Chairman of the Judicial Appropriations Subcommittee. “This is the second time these plaintiff-prosecutors have failed in court to block the law.”
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