Georgia Statutes

§ 17-13-31 — Duty of district attorney to answer and defend habeas corpus action

Georgia·Title 17

The district attorney shall answer and defend any habeas corpus action brought under this article, which action contests the issuance, execution, or validity of a Governor's warrant of arrest, unless the Governor shall direct the Attorney General to answer and defend the habeas corpus action.

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