The Courts of Judicature in the first quarter of this new financial year, were able to dispose of 68,000 cases, a figure which probably, in many years had not been achieved since it had surpassed.
as his son s case continues to languish hill says that he will keep showing up here outside of the fulton county courthouse every week hoping that today will be the day that willis cares enough to help. nick valencia joins me now. the crank you for joining us families rightfully demanding answers. heartbreaking to hear from and their anger is understandable. but how much can they really blame fani willis with that kind of case backlog? it s not just the backlog don, it is also the resources. she is asked for funding to hire more attorneys, to be able to go through these thousands of cases that she says she has inherited from a previous administration. but for the families, it is how she is spending her energy. they see their case in the case of jimmy atkinson who profiled. the previous administration has already ruled that the officer was unjustified in his use of force. so they see it as a no-brainer to take this to the grand jury. meanwhile, they see her investigating the former
The deputy Chief Justice, Mr Richard Buteera, during an open day court session in Bugiri on Monday, said: “Effective next month [September], there will be a resident judge in Iganga.”
dismissing cases. there is 2 million case backlog. and they are. steve: unbelievable. completely dismissing. by the end of his term they have will dismiss million. there is already 2 million cases. they have dismissed between 40 excuse me, between 60 and 80,000 cases in the last two months. steve: well, let s see what happens. we know what the state of texas is going to try next. congressman brian babin of texas, sir, thank you very much for joining us today. thank you, is steve. steve: you bet. good luck. 22 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up flo rida is going to take the stage for the all-american summer concert series right there. going to join him. going to join him to discuss his new single. stick around. low, low, low