Maya T. Prabhu

1 week ago | union-bulletin.com | Maya T. Prabhu |Michelle Baruchman

ATLANTA — Grassroots Democrats in Georgia and across the country have spent the early days of President Donald Trump’s second term imploring their elected officials to be more aggressive in their opposition to the Republican president. That message may be beginning to break through with Georgia’s state lawmakers. During the legislative session that just wrapped up, Democrats decided to leverage their limited power.

1 week ago | arcamax.com | Maya T. Prabhu |Michelle Baruchman

ATLANTA — Grassroots Democrats in Georgia and across the country have spent the early days of President Donald Trump’s second term imploring their elected officials to be more aggressive in their opposition to the Republican president. That message may be beginning to break through with Georgia’s state lawmakers. During the legislative session that just wrapped up, Democrats decided to leverage their limited power.

1 week ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Maya T. Prabhu

ATLANTA - Attorneys for a 20-year-old Lumpkin County man argued before the Georgia Supreme Court on Tuesday that the state's requirement that those seeking to possess and carry handguns in public must be at least 21 years old violates his constitutional rights. A lower-court ruling last October that held the state has the authority to age-restrict the carrying of handguns, prompted Thomas Stephens to appeal his case to the state's highest court.

1 week ago | thederrick.com | Maya T. Prabhu

ATLANTA — Attorneys for a 20-year-old Lumpkin County man argued before the Georgia Supreme Court on Tuesday that the state’s requirement that those seeking to possess and carry handguns in public must be at least 21 years old violates his constitutional rights. A lower-court ruling last October that held the state has the authority to age-restrict the carrying of handguns, prompted Thomas Stephens to appeal his case to the state’s highest court.

1 week ago | ajc.com | Maya T. Prabhu

Attorneys for a 20-year-old Lumpkin County man argued before the Georgia Supreme Court on Tuesday that the state’s requirement that those seeking to possess and carry handguns in public must be at least 21 years old violates his constitutional rights. A lower-court rulinglast October that held the state has the authority to age-restrict the carrying of handguns, prompted Thomas Stephens to appeal his case to the state’s highest court.