Who chairs the Georgia Judicial Council?

The Georgia Judicial Council is chaired by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. This position reflects the role of the Chief Justice as the highest-ranking judge in the state's judicial system, providing leadership and oversight to ensure the effectiveness and integrity of the courts.

The Judicial Council itself is responsible for improving the administration of justice and may oversee various aspects of the judicial system, including policy-making and recommendations for judicial resources. Having the Chief Justice chair this council ensures that the leadership is directly tied to the highest court, allowing for informed decisions that can positively influence the entire legal framework in Georgia.

In contrast, roles such as the Governor, Attorney General, and Secretary of State pertain to different branches and functions of state government. Their responsibilities do not include managing or overseeing the judicial system directly, which is why they do not chair the Georgia Judicial Council.