Georgia § 15-20-6 Entry of order; continuing jurisdiction of superior court judge

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§ 15-20-6 — Entry of order; continuing jurisdiction of superior court judge

Georgia § 15-20-6

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O.C.G.A. § 15-20-6 (2026).

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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.

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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.