After 25 years in elective office, including more than two decades as a judge, Boggs will return to private practice in south Georgia.

The chief justice of the Georgia Supreme Court announced on Tuesday that he will step down at the end of the court’s current term next month.

Gov. Brian Kemp will appoint a new justice to replace Michael P. Boggs on the Georgia Supreme Court, state officials say.

ATLANTA — Georgia’s Chief Justice Michael P. Boggs announced on Tuesday that he is resigning from the Supreme Court of Georgia, effective March 31. Boggs spent 25 years in the elected office. He served as a state representative before serving to several judicial positions.

The chief justice of the Georgia Supreme Court says he will be stepping down at the end of March. Chief Justice Michael Boggs on Tuesday delivered a letter to Gov.

Chief Justice Michael P. Boggs said Tuesday he is resigning when the Georgia Supreme Court's term ends March 31. Boggs served as the chief justice for three years. Former Gov. Nathan Deal appointed Boggs to the court in 2016,

Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Michael Boggs announced he would resign at the end of March. Boggs revealed his decision to step down in a letter to Gov. Brian Kemp (R-GA) on Tuesday, citing “increasing family and personal obligations.

Georgia’s highest court will have a new face in it come April. Chief Justice Michael Boggs announced his intent to resign from office as a Georgia Supreme Court Justice.

The chief justice of the Georgia Supreme Court announced on Tuesday that he will be stepping down from the bench at the end of March.

ATLANTA - Georgia Chief Justice Michael Boggs announced Tuesday that he will resign from the state Supreme Court at the end of next month, the last day of