Chief Justice of Georgia

The Chief Justice of Georgia is the highest-ranking judge in the state's judicial system, overseeing the Supreme Court. This role involves leading court activities, setting legal standards, and ensuring the consistent application of laws across Georgia. The Chief Justice also manages administrative functions, represents the judiciary publicly, and helps shape policy related to the state's judiciary. Appointed by the state’s justices or elected, the position is critical for maintaining an impartial, fair, and efficient justice system that upholds the rule of law.