Last month, a lower court had ruled that the ban was unconstitutional.
The ruling goes into effect at 5 p.m. ET and will remain in place while the court hears the state's appeal, which was filed by Christopher Carr, the state's Republican attorney general.
"Fundamentally, the State should not be in the business of enforcing laws that have been determined to violate fundamental rights guaranteed to millions of individuals under the Georgia Constitution," he wrote. "The 'status quo' that should be maintained is the state of the law before the challenged laws took effect."ruled that the ban was unconstitutional,
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