State v. Morrow

Summary

The Supreme Court of Georgia affirmed the Court of Appeals’ judgment, holding that the State may satisfy the supervisory‑or‑disciplinary authority element of OCGA §16‑6‑5.1(b)(1) by showing either general or specific authority, and that a paraprofessional is not a “teacher, principal, assistant principal, or other administrator” within the statute, so the conviction cannot stand.