Supreme Court of Georgia, 2001

The court held that a public employee’s qualified immunity from personal liability must be considered before causation under the emergency-vehicle statute, and that the officers here were immune from personal liability because their pursuit decisions were discretionary and there was no evidence of malice or intent to…

The Supreme Court of Georgia affirmed Antavis Miller's convictions for malice murder and possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime, rejecting his sole appellate contention that the State's evidence was insufficient.