The biggest difference between the federal court system and the Georgia court system is:

	This is a trick question. No differences exist between the way the federal court system operates and the way the Georgia court system operates.
	Judges and justices in the federal court system must follow precedents while judges and justices in the Georgia court system are not required to follow precedents.
	Judges and justices in the federal court system are appointed while judges and justices in the Georgia court system are elected.
	Judges and justices in the federal court system write opinions while judges and justices in the Georgia court system do not write opinions.