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Georgia Courts app for iPhone and iPad


4.6 ( 5136 ratings )
Business Reference
Developer: KosInteractive LLC
2.99 USD
Current version: 1.2, last update: 7 years ago
First release : 08 Apr 2014
App size: 44.4 Mb

This app provides access to the Georgia Attorney Directory, and the full text of rules needed by most Georgia practitioners including rules of the Superior, State, Juvenile, Magistrate, Municipal, Probate, Supreme, and Appellate Courts, Administrative Rules of Procedure, Rules of Judicial Conduct, Jury Composition, and Unified Appeal Procedure, as well as the Federal Rules of Appellate, Bankruptcy, Civil, and Criminal Procedure, and Rules of Evidence. It also contains Superior, Juvenile, Probate, and Magistrate Court forms, and the Georgia Bar Handbook.

It also provides access to PACER, and using an interactive map and GPS allows you to generate driving directions to all Georgia courts from your current location.

This app is designed to provide the full text of crucial rules when you need them. Ready access to the rules is a crucial part of the legal profession, so dont be caught without them and download this app today.

This app provides access to the following:

Georgia rules contained within the app:

Superior Court Rules;
Juvenile Court Rules;
Magistrate Court Rules;
Municipal Court Rules;
Probate Court Rules;
State Court Rules;
Court of Appeals Rules;
Supreme Court Rules;
Unified Appeal Procedure;
Supreme Court Alternative Dispute Resolution Rules;
Administrative Rules of Procedure;
Rules for Interpreters;
Rules of Judicial Conduct;
Rules for the Judicial Qualification Commission;
Rules for Jury Composition;
Transfer Rules;
Georgia Bar Handbook; and
Bar Admission Rules

Superior Court Forms;
Juvenile Court Forms;
Probate Court Forms;
Magistrate Court Forms; and
Habeas Corpus Court Forms


Federal rules contained within the app:

Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure;
Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure;
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure;
Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure; and
Federal Rules of Evidence