Georgia § 15-16-4-1 Actions in violation of oath

Georgia Statutes

§ 15-16-4-1 — Actions in violation of oath

Georgia § 15-16-4-1

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O.C.G.A. § 15-16-4-1 (2026).

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Without limiting the generality of the oath set out in Code Section 15-16-4 , it shall be a violation of a sheriff's oath of office for any sheriff to engage either directly or indirectly in a private security, private investigation, bail bonding, or wrecker towing business in the county in which the sheriff has jurisdiction. As used in this Code section, "engaging indirectly" in such a business shall include the engagement in a prohibited business by the spouse or an unemancipated child of a sheriff.

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Without limiting the generality of the oath set out in Code Section 15-16-4 , it shall be a violation of a sheriff's oath of office for any sheriff to engage either directly or indirectly in a private security, private investigation, bail bonding, or wrecker towing business in the county in which the sheriff has jurisdiction. As used in this Code section, "engaging indirectly" in such a business shall include the engagement in a prohibited business by the spouse or an unemancipated child of a sheriff.