Yes.
As I understand the process, the ALJ opinion is merely advisory to the AG. No way the AG removes his name as a Fed Court, and probably the State Sp Ct, will put it right back on.
Administrative hearings are pretty meaningless on big issues. You just have to exhaust your remedy there first to get to the “regular” court process.
They will not replace his name on the ballot. At first, this was an eligibility issue. Then it cascaded into an all-out state sovereignty fiasco.
Georgia is really doing this to fire shells across the bow of the S.S. Federala. They own the election process within their borders. Impeding on this steps on the toes of the electoral college, and state rights. If the electoral college is diminished, so too is the sovereign power of the states.
In other words, this is a battle of electoral college-vs-popular vote.
Ahhhh, you may want to think about that one.
“As I understand the process, the ALJ opinion is merely advisory to the AG.”
It’s an advisory opinion to the Georgia SoS. Once the GA SoS makes a decision, then either the Plaintiffs or the Defendant in the Admin Hearing can file a complaint with Georgia Superior Court.