The Act requires the State Board of Education to develop an educational program on drug and alcohol use to be implemented by each local school board of education in grades kindergarten through twelve. The Act authorizes the withholding of state funds from local school boards that do not comply.
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The Act provides for suspension of students for one term from postsecondary state educational institutions and denial of state funds for one term to students in postsecondary private educational institutions for felony drug convictions. The Act requires the institutions to promulgate rules for appeal mechanisms.
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The Act designates the Department of Human Resources as the agency responsible for regulation and control of radiation generating equipment. The Act further designates the Department of Natural Resources as the agency responsible for regulation and control of radioactive materials. The Act delineates the powers and duties of each Department;
The Act requires state-wide pooling of all of an insurer's small groups for group premium rating purposes. Certain deviations from the pool rating are allowed. Individual major medical policies must offer deductibles of at least five thousand dollars.
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The Act provides for regulation and funding of mandatory intracounty toll-free calling, as determined by the Public Service Commission and permits plans for extended community-of-interest toll-free calling.
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The Act amends Code Section 48-7-27 by revoking the state income taxation exclusion for income received from certain public pension or retirement funds. The Act also provides for specified amounts of retirement income from state income taxation. The Act amends Code Section 48-7-27 to comply with the United States Supreme
The Act excludes persons convicted of certain illegal drug activity from participation in any program financed or administered by the Georgia Development Authority.
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This package of bills revised and added a number of code sections to Georgia's child protection legislation. The package includes requirement for reporting abuse and provides a civil penalty for failure to do report. The package also includes provisions for a state-wide registry to improve information sharing between
The Act empowers the governing authorities of municipal corporations to authorize the mayor to enter into contracts with public and private entities, involving property or facilities used for criminal justice purposes, on behalf of municipal corporations. Monetary, durational and population, limitations on the exercise of this power are provided.
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These two Acts provide for random drug testing of state employees involved in certain high-risk occupations, for the suspension of any state employee convicted of drug-related offenses, and for prescribed periods of ineligibility from state employment for applicants who have been convicted of drug-related offenses.
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The Act creates a new article that provides for misdemeanor and felony offenses for destruction or damage to animals or property of an animal research facility. The Act also imposes penalties and provides for recovery of damages, punitive damages, court costs, and attorney's fees.
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The Act creates two new offenses, sexual battery and aggravated sexual battery, and provides penalties for those offenses. The Act also amends the statutory definition of the offense of sexual assault against persons in custody to include assault against persons enrolled in a school.
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