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February 04, 2026
'Cop City' Protester Says He Was Arrested Over Ideology
A man who protested the construction of a police and fire training facility in the Atlanta metro area nicknamed "Cop City" has brought a lawsuit in Georgia federal court against Cobb County and two police officers, alleging he was arrested during a 2024 demonstration because of his political ideology and values.
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January 23, 2026
Ga. Aviation Co. Faces Suit Over Overtime Pay Miscalculation
An Atlanta-based aerospace and information technology company has been hit with a proposed collective action in Georgia federal court over allegations that it failed to properly calculate pay rates when paying overtime to its air traffic controllers.
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January 15, 2026
Ex-Judge Sues Atlanta For Wrongful Arrest, Excessive Force
A former Douglas County Probate Judge has alleged that the City of Atlanta improperly trumped up a narrative that she committed violent felony crimes — although those charges were dismissed — after a city police officer wrongfully arrested her outside of a nightclub and used excessive force, including "slamm[ing] Plaintiff head-first to the ground."