Georgia Code — 1
Browse 59 sections in division 1 of the Georgia code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 1-1-1. Enactment of Code.
- § 1-1-2. Legislative intent.
- § 1-1-3. Severability.
- § 1-1-4. Validating Acts.
- § 1-1-5. Effect of adoption of Code upon rules or regulations.
- § 1-1-6. Effect of adoption of Code upon terms of office and rights of officials or employees.
- § 1-1-7. Notes and catchlines of Code sections not part of law.
- § 1-1-8. References to state law or this Code.
- § 1-1-9. Effective date of Code.
- § 1-1-10. Specific repealer; provisions saved from repeal.
- § 1-1-11. General repealer.
- § 1-2-1. Classes of persons generally; "natural person" defined; corporations deemed artificial persons; nature of corporations generally.
- § 1-2-2. Categories of natural persons.
- § 1-2-3. Duration of citizenship.
- § 1-2-4. Right of expatriation.
- § 1-2-5. Reacquisition of citizenship by expatriated persons and descendants.
- § 1-2-6. Rights of citizens generally.
- § 1-2-7. Rights of female citizens generally.
- § 1-2-8. Rights of minors.
- § 1-2-9. Rights of citizens of the United States while in this state generally.
- § 1-2-10. Rights of citizens of other states or nations to sue or give evidence.
- § 1-2-11. Rights of aliens generally; purchase, holding, and conveyance of realty.
- § 1-3-1. Construction of statutes generally.
- § 1-3-2. Construction of definitions.
- § 1-3-3. Definitions.
- § 1-3-4. Effective date of legislative Acts.
- § 1-3-4. 1. Effective date for general Acts requiring increases in compensation of certain county officials.
- § 1-3-5. Operation of laws generally; retrospective operation.
- § 1-3-6. When laws become obligatory; effect of ignorance.
- § 1-3-7. Abrogation of laws by agreement; waiver or renunciation of benefits established by law.
- § 1-3-8. Binding effect of legislation upon state.
- § 1-3-9. Effect and enforcement of foreign laws.
- § 1-3-10. Execution of writings and contracts.
- § 1-3-11. Local referenda on abolishing offices or shortening or lengthening term.
- § 1-4-1. Public and legal holidays; leave for observance of religious holidays not specifically provided for.
- § 1-4-2. Religious holidays.
- § 1-4-3. Designation of "American History Month".
- § 1-4-4. Declaration of "Wildflower Week".
- § 1-4-5. Declaration of "Bird Day".
- § 1-4-6. Declaration of "Law Enforcement Officer Appreciation Day".
- § 1-4-7. Declaration of "Peace Officer Memorial Day"; declaration of "Police Week".
- § 1-4-8. Declaration of "Children's Day".
- § 1-4-9. Designation of "Former Prisoners of War Recognition Day".
- § 1-4-10. Designation of "Girls and Women in Sports Day".
- § 1-4-11. Designation of "Clean Water Week".
- § 1-4-12. Designation of "Firefighter Appreciation Day".
- § 1-4-13. Designation of "Bill of Rights Day".
- § 1-4-14. Declaration of "Home Education Week".
- § 1-4-15. Designation of "Bill Elliott Day."
- § 1-4-15. 1. Designation of "Ronald Reagan Day."
- § 1-4-16. Designation of "Prison Chaplains Appreciation Day."
- § 1-4-17. Declaration of "Georgia Day."
- § 1-4-18. Designation of "School Bus Drivers Appreciation Day."
- § 1-4-19. Designation of "School Bus Safety Week."
- § 1-4-20. Designation of Confederate History and Heritage Month.
- § 1-4-21. Designation of "Purple Heart Day."
- § 1-4-22. Designation of "Water Professionals Appreciation Day."
- § 1-4-23. Designation of "Childhood Cancer Awareness Day."
- § 1-5-1. Power of board of directors to change name and style under which an authority operates.