According to the opinion, the Georgia Constitution indeed includes
an implied right of access to the courts, despite Reed's protestations to the contrary, and the plaintiffs properly stated a claim that the mandatory e-filing procedures violated that right.
Not exact matches
As the
court in Christie said, s. 92 (14)
of the Constitution Act, 1867 «
implies the power
of the province
to impose at least some conditions on how and when people have a
right of access to the
courts» (Christie at para. 17).
This
implies the power
of the province
to impose at least some conditions on how and when people have a
right to access the
courts.