The new legislation establishes alternatives to incarceration which may be considered by the sentencing judge, increases reporting responsibilities of probationers, modifies procedures for jail construction, increases fines to fund jail construction, establishes bond forfeiture procedures, and institutes a program which allows judges to release prisoners on their own recognizance or on bail prior to incarceration
HB 1170 allows the officer in charge of a detention facility to recover medical costs from inmates\u...
The Sentence Reform Act of 1994 provides for a minimum sentence of ten years for persons convicted f...
The Act requires prisoners to pay costs and fees associated with the filing of a petition for writ o...
SB 255 amends existing provisions requiring notice to the superior court when a person is being held...
The Acts provide for general provisions regarding work release programs and home arrest programs for...
The Act doubles the possible sentence for the offense of escape by a person convicted of a felony or...
The Act makes Georgia a participant in The Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision and a m...
The Act requires that as a condition of parole a person who has been convicted of certain sexual off...
The Act amends the Code section relating to offenses bailable only before a superior court judge. Th...
The Act provides for the imposition of a sentence of life imprisonment without parole on a defendant...
The Act mandates further education as a condition of parole for those inmates who do not have a high...
The Act provides for privately-operated prisons to utilize state inmate labor in the same way that s...
The Act provides comprehensive reform for offenders entering, proceeding through, and leaving the cr...
The Act revises the State-Wide Probation Act by creating a maximum period for probation and suspende...
The Act requires prison superintendents to freeze the inmate account of prisoners who file lawsuits ...
HB 1170 allows the officer in charge of a detention facility to recover medical costs from inmates\u...
The Sentence Reform Act of 1994 provides for a minimum sentence of ten years for persons convicted f...
The Act requires prisoners to pay costs and fees associated with the filing of a petition for writ o...
SB 255 amends existing provisions requiring notice to the superior court when a person is being held...
The Acts provide for general provisions regarding work release programs and home arrest programs for...
The Act doubles the possible sentence for the offense of escape by a person convicted of a felony or...
The Act makes Georgia a participant in The Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision and a m...
The Act requires that as a condition of parole a person who has been convicted of certain sexual off...
The Act amends the Code section relating to offenses bailable only before a superior court judge. Th...
The Act provides for the imposition of a sentence of life imprisonment without parole on a defendant...
The Act mandates further education as a condition of parole for those inmates who do not have a high...
The Act provides for privately-operated prisons to utilize state inmate labor in the same way that s...
The Act provides comprehensive reform for offenders entering, proceeding through, and leaving the cr...
The Act revises the State-Wide Probation Act by creating a maximum period for probation and suspende...
The Act requires prison superintendents to freeze the inmate account of prisoners who file lawsuits ...
HB 1170 allows the officer in charge of a detention facility to recover medical costs from inmates\u...
The Sentence Reform Act of 1994 provides for a minimum sentence of ten years for persons convicted f...
The Act requires prisoners to pay costs and fees associated with the filing of a petition for writ o...