Harrison v. Wigington

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• recognizing that the Board’s powers to pardon and its authority to remove disabilities are separate and distinct from one another
• recognizing that the authority of the Georgia Board of- Pardon and Paroles “to grant pardons is an entirely separate and distinct power from its authority to remove disabilities imposéd by law”
• recognizing that in the case of one applying for a certificate of authorization in the first instance, the “attainment of the status of a professional bondsperson is not itself a civil or political right”
• construing “and” in statute setting forth qualifications for a bondsperson according to its “normal conjunctive meaning”
• construing “and” in statute setting forth qualifications for a bondsperson according to its “normal conjunctive meaning”

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