Court Calendars

Effective July 1, 2025, the Alcovy Circuit Superior Court Judges (Newton and Walton Counties) will no longer have a court reporter present for civil calendars.

Anyone desiring to have a Superior Court civil matter taken down will be responsible for contacting the court reporter and making arrangements prior to the court date.  There is a statutory per diem fee of $190.08 for 8 hours, which must be paid to the court reporter, as well as the actual cost of take-down.  The per diem fee is divided among the number of cases for which take-down has been requested on any given day.

Requests for a court reporter must be made 48 hours in advance; requests for a Monday calendar must be made by the preceding Friday. Cancellations must be made at least 48 hours in advance; cancellations for a Monday calendar must be made by the preceding Friday.  Failure to cancel on time may result in a cancellation fee of $100.00 if no other parties on the calendar have made arrangements for the court reporter’s presence.

Superior Court court reporters’ names and contact information are set forth below, listed by case assignment number and the corresponding Judge:

“-1”, Foster – Anne Thomson <annethomson1@yahoo.com>

“-2”, Morris – Kayla Curry <kayla.curry@georgiacourts.gov>

“-3”, Zon – Kelly Fryer <kellyofryerccr@gmail.com>

“-4”, McCamy – Gina Oeland <ginaccr@gmail.com>

“-5”, Wynne – Amie Johnson <amiebjohnson@gmail.com>”

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Effective October 6, 2023 – Order Regarding Electronic Recording and Use of Cell Phones in the Judge Horace J. Johnson, Jr., Judicial Center

Effective October 6, 2023 – Pursuant to Uniform Superior Court Rule 22, electronic recording shall not take place in any courtroom of the Judge Horace J. Johnson, Jr., Judicial Center unless permission is granted by the judge in that courtroom. See the link below for Rule 22 and Request to Record Proceedings.

Cellphones are allowed in the judicial center but must be turned off prior to entering any courtroom and remain off while in the courtroom in order to avoid disruption of court proceedings. Anyone who needs to turn on his or her phone while in the courtroom must ask permission of the judge presiding in that courtroom at that time.

Any person violating any term of this order may be held in contempt and punished by confinement in the county jail for up to 20 days, imposition of a fine up to $1,000.00, or both.

Click the link shown below for a copy of the order entered.

Order Regarding Electronic Recording and Use of Cell Phones in the Judge Horace J. Johnson, Jr., Judicial Center

Regarding Use of Electronic Devices

Rule 22 – Regarding the use of electronic devices in courtrooms and recording of judicial proceedings has been amended effective May 1, 2018.  Rule 22 and Request to Record Proceedings

Superior Court Calendars

Below is a list of the Superior Court Calendars that are available for download. All court calendars and schedules are subject to change.

 Please note that upcoming court calendars are normally posted 7-10 days prior to the court date. If you have a question about an upcoming court date and a calendar is not posted for that date, please contact the assigned judge’s office for the most up-to-date scheduling information.

All scheduling of civil court dates must be done through the judge’s office. You, or your attorney if represented, may contact the judge’s office to schedule and confirm hearing dates.

Please have your case number or civil action file number and the county in which your case is filed available when you call.

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EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY
NOTICE TO ATTORNEYS RE PREPARATION
FOR ALL SUPERIOR COURT CRIMINAL CALENDARS

         The Court expects you to speak to your clients BEFORE you are called in front of a Judge.  It takes time out of the Court’s schedule to have attorneys called before the Judge and then ask for time to go and speak with their clients.  All Judges want this done PRIOR to the Judge taking the bench.  At least 30 minutes or more is wasted per person when the Court has to wait on attorneys to contact their clients during the actual calendar call, and it disrupts the flow of criminal court proceedings and the Court’s time and resources.”

        The Georgia Department of Corrections has provided the information below related to Legal Conference requests for attorneys with clients in the prison system.
GDC Court Services/Legal Conference Request

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Superior Court Calendars

Other Calendars including General Calendar