CRIMES AND OFFENSES Sexual Offenses: Forfeiture of Motor Vehicles, Proceeds and Money Used to Facilitate Child Prostitution; Offenses Against Public Administration: Change Penalties for Escape; Criminal Procedure: Sentencing; Penal Institutions: Probation; Revocation

Authors

Teresa ByokawskiFollow

Document Type

Peach Sheet

Abstract

The Act, entitled the 2001 Crime Prevention Act, amends several sections of the Georgia Code relating to crimes, including changing the penalties for escape. The Act provides for forfeiture of motor vehicles, money and proceeds that facilitate sexual offenses. The Act also changes the authority of trial judges over sentencing and probation, as well as the penalties relating thereto.

Recommended Citation

Teresa Byokawski, CRIMES AND OFFENSES Sexual Offenses: Forfeiture of Motor Vehicles, Proceeds and Money Used to Facilitate Child Prostitution; Offenses Against Public Administration: Change Penalties for Escape; Criminal Procedure: Sentencing; Penal Institutions: Probation; Revocation, 18 Ga. St. U. L. Rev. (2001).
Available at: https://readingroom.law.gsu.edu/gsulr/vol18/iss1/35