“We want to extend our best wishes to the Braves,” Chief Justice David Nahmias said as the camera zoomed in on his face, Braves baseball cap and pearls. “It’s been an amazing season. We got the split in Houston. Let’s bring it home to Atlanta and win it all.”
October 28, 2021 at 02:01 PM
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The Georgia Supreme Court held a livestreamed special session Thursday for the sole purpose of supporting the home team in the World Series.
The nine members of the high court came out onto the bench in robes, Braves hats and pearls for what has to be the shortest Georgia Supreme Court session in history. The whole session was over in about a minute.
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The Supreme Court of Georgia held a special session on Thursday, Oct. 28, to honor the Atlanta Braves and wish them well in their quest for a World Series victory against the Houston Astros. All nine Justices wore Braves baseball caps and pearls. (Courtesy photo)
