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Title 35. LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND AGENCIES

Chapter 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS

24 sections · 35-1-1 to 35-1-24

  1. 35-1-1Definitions.
  2. 35-1-2Examination of sexual assault victims; reports.
  3. 35-1-3Subsistence allowance for law enforcement officers.
  4. 35-1-4Requirements for reporting stolen motor vehicles and license plates; notice to owner upon recovery; rules and regulations; failure of law enforcement officer to report; effect on Georgia Crime Information Center.
  5. 35-1-5Unauthorized use of wavelength of radio system adopted by department or Georgia Bureau of Investigation.
  6. 35-1-6Appointment of nonuniformed investigators; salaries; status; assignment; powers.
  7. 35-1-7Liability of law enforcement officers performing duties at the scene of an emergency.
  8. 35-1-8Acquisition, collection, classification, and preservation of information assisting in identifying deceased persons and locating missing persons.
  9. 35-1-9Utilization of alarm verification required by alarm monitoring company.
  10. 35-1-10Development of training materials for family violence incidents and sexual offenses.
  11. 35-1-11Traffic control assistance; required training.
  12. 35-1-12Chief of police or law enforcement head; exception.
  13. 35-1-13Completion and transmission of reports from victims of identity fraud.
  14. 35-1-14Written policies for emergency pursuits.
  15. 35-1-15Fresh pursuit by law enforcement officers of neighboring state; authority and responsibilities of officers; applicability.
  16. 35-1-16Development of training materials for incidents of labor or sex trafficking.
  17. 35-1-17State and local law enforcement actions relating to immigration laws; authority; immunity; penalty.
  18. 35-1-18Prohibition on minimum waiting periods for initiating missing person report.
  19. 35-1-19Disclosure of arrest booking photographs prohibited.
  20. 35-1-20Retention of weapons by officers upon retirement or disability in the line of duty.
  21. 35-1-21Development of training materials for use in identifying, reporting, and combating domestic terrorism.
  22. 35-1-22Collection, storage, sharing, and destruction of captured license plate data for law enforcement purposes; penalty.
  23. 35-1-23Violent Criminal Apprehension Program data base; petition for removal; applicability.
  24. 35-1-24Peace officers eligible for indemnification or disability compensation; notifications.