Court of Appeals of Georgia April 25, 1946, 31215. (James v. State of Georgia)

lead-opinion

Parker, J.

(After the foregoing statement of facts.) The first objection to the disbarment petition is that the solicitor-general was not authorized to institute the action in the name of the State on his own information, and that, since he brought the proceedings, they should have been in the name of the State on the information of some person other than the solicitor-general.