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Jamie Marsicano speaks at a press conference, with her attorney Xavier T. de Janon standing behind her, outside the Fulton County Courthouse, following a motions hearing the 'Cop City' racketeering case on Sept. 8, 2025.

Georgia Court of Appeals will take up ‘Cop City’ RICO case

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February 11, 2026
Attorney General Chris Carr appealed Fulton County Superior Court Judge Kevin A. Farmer’s dismissal of racketeering charges against 61 people. The Georgia Court of Appeals accepted the application on Wednesday, despite process challenges from the defense.
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