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Georgia lawmakers hold out hope for bill that would restrict publication of mugshots

Sheriff’s offices posting mugshots of booked people has been a commonplace practice for a while now. It also has some blood on its hands. “An 18-year-old committed suicide because they did not have the money to get the mugshot removed, and he could not get a job,” said Tyrone Democrat Rep. Derrick Jackson. Georgians who […] The post Georgia lawmakers hold out hope for bill that would restrict publication of mugshots appeared first on Georgia Recorder.

Georgia Gold Dome Report Georgia State Legislative Day 15

Gold Dome Report – Legislative Day 15 - February 2024 | Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP

Although advocates in the halls hoped for a calm, low-key start to the legislative work week on Tuesday, legislators in the Georgia House and Senate had other plans. After pausing on.

Gold Dome Report – Legislative Day 11 - January 2024 | Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP

The Georgia State Capitol neared capacity on Monday as two considerable constituent groups crowded the hallways and galleries. Local government officials donned red scarves and.

Georgia Legislative Session 2024 Day Eleven Report

New vaping restrictions goes into effect in Georgia

The new law aligns with Georgia's Smoke-Free-Air Act that went into play back in 2005 that supports preserving public health.

As more hospitals create police forces, critics warn of pitfalls

Health care workers are five times as likely to experience violence as employees in other industries. Critics worry that establishing hospital police forces will escalate violence.

As violence against health care workers increases, more hospitals create police forces

Nearly 40 states have laws that establish or increase penalties for assaults on health care workers, according to the American Nurses Association. And lawmakers in 29 states have approved or are working on similar laws, as well as ones that allow the creation of hospital police forces.

As more hospitals create police forces, critics warn of pitfalls

ATLANTA — When Destiny heard screams, she raced to a hospital room where she saw a patient assaulting a care technician. As a charge nurse at Northeast Georgia Health System,