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Explanation:
1.The US Constitution makes no mention of marriage. The Georgia Constitution states that only marriages between one man and one woman are recognized by the state. ... The Georgia Constitution, like the US Constitution makes mention of the three branches of government—legislative, executive, and judicial.
2.The state government of Georgia, like the federal government of the United States, is composed of three branches, an executive, legislative, and judicial.
3.The 1994 amendment to the Georgia Juvenile Court Code provides for the treatment of juvenile offenders charged with certain violent offenses as adults. ... Therefore, even if they commit a capital offense, the case must be handled by the juvenile court.
4.Georgia has a unique 3-tiered system of government reflecting the state's long and unique history. At the top is the state government, with an executive branch headed by the governor, a legislative body called the Georgia General Assembly, and a judicial branch championed by the Georgia Supreme Court.
