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In the case of death of any person under such circumstances as would not require a medical examiner’s inquiry under Code Section 45-16-24, any physician who is duly licensed under the laws of this state or any other state having licensing requirements equal to
Explains families' rights when an inmate dies in Georgia custody, including notification procedures, inquest requirements, autopsy rules, and how to access public records.
(a) When any individual dies in any county in this state: (1) As a result of violence; (2) By suicide or casualty; (3) Suddenly when in apparent good health; (4) In any suspicious or unusual manner, with particular attention to those individuals 16 years of ag
Investigation into deaths at Georgia prisons, focusing on misclassified homicides, suspicious circumstances, and families denied access to autopsy records and death certificates.
A guide for families seeking prison records in Georgia, explaining which agencies hold what documents, legal exemptions that apply, and how to request access.
Model legislation for Georgia that would allow appellate courts to review and correct clear errors in criminal cases even when not raised at trial, following the federal standard since 1946.