Georgia § 35-9-14 Exercise of powers by person knowing of revocation of appointment; effect of filing and mailing of notice of revocation of appointment

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§ 35-9-14 — Exercise of powers by person knowing of revocation of appointment; effect of filing and mailing of notice of revocation of appointment

Georgia § 35-9-14

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O.C.G.A. § 35-9-14 (2026).

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Any person knowing of the revocation of his appointment as a special policeman or having in any manner received notice thereof who exercises or attempts to exercise any of the powers of a special policeman under Code Sections 35-9-2 through 35-9-12 shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. The filing and mailing of the notice of revocation of the appointment as provided in Code Section 35-9-11 shall be presumptive evidence that the person whose appointment was revoked knew of the revocation.

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Any person knowing of the revocation of his appointment as a special policeman or having in any manner received notice thereof who exercises or attempts to exercise any of the powers of a special policeman under Code Sections 35-9-2 through 35-9-12 shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. The filing and mailing of the notice of revocation of the appointment as provided in Code Section 35-9-11 shall be presumptive evidence that the person whose appointment was revoked knew of the revocation.