GA 19-2-2 - GA 19-2-2

JUDICIAL DECISIONS Words "all such cases" refer to preceding portion of subsection (a) of this section dealing with persons who "reside indifferently at two or more places in this state." Jackson v. Taylor, 49 Ga. App. 261 , 175 S.E. 259 (1934). Juror living on county line may serve in county claimed as domicile. - Juror living in a house which is partly in one county and partly in another is competent to serve in the county in which the juror claims residence, votes, and pays the juror's taxes. Chancey v. State, 141 Ga. 54 , 80 S.E. 287 (1913). In a family violence case in which the respondent has left the family home but has not avowed an intention to remain in that new location, venue is proper both in the county of the family's residence and in the county to which the respondent has re...