There will be no appeal. An executive decision is not subject to judicial review. The administrative “court” is an executive function not a judicial function. The SoS’s affirmation of the administrations initial decision is an executive decision. This is not a judicial matter.
“There will be no appeal. An executive decision is not subject to judicial review.”
I think that I understand the point that you are trying to make. However, I think that you partially mistaken or splitting hairs. I believe the administrative court’s ruling and the Georgia’s Attorney General’s response to it can be contested in Superior Court or possibly a Federal Court depending on the arguments although technically this action would not be considered an “appeal” per se. Since the goal of Obama’s team of lawyers has thus far been to keep these questions out of the court system you may be correct that there will be no “appeal”.