Hall v. Madison

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• trial court in habeas proceeding may examine prosecutor’s voir dire notes in camera to determine whether disclosure is warranted
• trial court in habeas proceeding may examine prosecutor's voir dire notes in camera to determine whether disclosure is warranted
• civil litigant cannot use mandamus to enforce Open Records Act because discovery provides alternative remedy
• A prosecutor was not required to disclose his voir dire notes following an ORA request, because “[a]ttorney work product falls within an exception to the Public Records Act. OCGA § 50-18-72 (e) (2).”

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