GEORGIA CODE (Last Updated: August 20, 2013) |
Title 42. PENAL INSTITUTIONS |
Chapter 8. PROBATION |
Article 2. STATE-WIDE PROBATION SYSTEM |
§ 42-8-20. Short title |
§ 42-8-21. Definitions |
§ 42-8-22. State-wide probation system for felony offenders created; administration generally |
§ 42-8-23. Administration of supervision of felony probationers by Department of Corrections; graduated sanctions |
§ 42-8-24. General duties of department; rules and regulations |
§ 42-8-25. Employment of probation supervisors; assignment to circuits by department |
§ 42-8-26. Qualifications of probation supervisors; compensation and expenses; conflicts of interest; bonds |
§ 42-8-27. Duties of probation supervisors |
§ 42-8-28. Assignment of probation supervisors among judicial circuits generally |
§ 42-8-29. Conduct of presentence investigations and preparation of reports of findings by probation supervisors; supervision of probationers; maintenance of records relating to probationers |
§ 42-8-29.1. Disposition of probation supervisor's documents upon committing of convicted person to institution |
§ 42-8-30. Supervision of juvenile offenders by probation supervisors |
§ 42-8-30.1. Applicability to counties establishing probation system pursuant to Code Section 42-8-100 |
§ 42-8-31. Collection and disbursement of funds by probation supervisors; maintenance and inspection of records of accounts; bank accounts |
§ 42-8-32. Funds which may be collected by probation supervisors |
§ 42-8-33. Audits of accounts of probation supervisors; records and reports of audits; bonds of auditors; limitation on refunding overpayment of fines, restitutions, or moneys owed |
§ 42-8-34.1. Requirements for revocation of probated or suspended sentence; restitution or fines; limitation on probation supervision |
§ 42-8-34.2. Delinquency of defendant in payment of fines, costs, or restitution or reparation; costs of garnishment |
§ 42-8-35. Terms and conditions of probation; supervision |
§ 42-8-35.1. Special alternative incarceration |
§ 42-8-35.2. Special term of probation; when imposed; revocation; suspension |
§ 42-8-35.3. Conditions of probation for stalking or aggravated stalking. |
§ 42-8-35.4. Confinement in probation detention center |
§ 42-8-35.5. Confinement in probation diversion center |
§ 42-8-35.6. Family violence intervention program participation as condition of probation; cost borne by defendant |
§ 42-8-35.7. Drug and alcohol screening of probationers |
§ 42-8-36. Duty of probationer to inform probation supervisor of residence and whereabouts; violations; unpaid moneys |
§ 42-8-37. Effect of termination of probated portion of sentence; review of cases of persons receiving probated sentence; reports |
§ 42-8-38. Arrest or graduated sanctions for probationers violating terms; hearing; disposition of charge; procedure when probation revoked in county other than that of conviction |
§ 42-8-39. Suspension of sentence does not place defendant on probation |
§ 42-8-40. Confidentiality of papers; exemption from subpoena; declassification; limited use by personnel |
§ 42-8-41. Cooperation of state and local entities with probation officials |
§ 42-8-42. Provision of office space and clerical help by department and counties |
§ 42-8-43. Effect of article on existing county probation systems |
§ 42-8-43.1. Participation in cost of county probation systems; merging of county systems into state system |
§ 42-8-43.2. Payments by state to county probation systems; merger of county systems into state-wide system |
§ 42-8-43.3. Participation in cost of county probation systems in counties with population of 250,000 or more |
§ 42-8-44. Construction of article |
REFS & ANNOS
TITLE 42 Chapter 8 Article 2 NOTE
JUDICIAL DECISIONS
CONSTRUCTION. --The state-wide probation system is strictly construed in favor of a defendant. Helton v. State, 166 Ga. App. 565, 305 S.E.2d 27 (1983).
RESEARCH REFERENCES
ALR. --Revocation of probation based on defendant's misrepresentation or concealment of information from trial court, 36 ALR4th 1182.
CONSTRUCTION. --The state-wide probation system is strictly construed in favor of a defendant. Helton v. State, 166 Ga. App. 565, 305 S.E.2d 27 (1983).
RESEARCH REFERENCES
ALR. --Revocation of probation based on defendant's misrepresentation or concealment of information from trial court, 36 ALR4th 1182.