Higgins v. Barnhill

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• holding that a false verification by oath constitutes perjury; disapproving Miller to the extent that it implies that a verification under OCGA § 16-13-49 (o) (3) must contain mandatory perjury language
• notice stated that property had been seized pursuant to the execution of a search warrant and that it had been found in close proximity to methamphetamine and cocaine
• “Where evidence is not required, a court has the discretion to rule on a motion to dismiss before the 30 days required by USCR 6.2 expires. [Cit.]”
• answer omitting dates worked and specifics regarding the method of payment held deficient

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