Georgia § 42-5-82 Purposes for which special leave may be granted

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§ 42-5-82 — Purposes for which special leave may be granted

Georgia § 42-5-82

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O.C.G.A. § 42-5-82 (2026).

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A special leave may be granted for the purpose of:

(1)Attending educational programs;

(2)Improving job skills;

(3)Attending trade licensing examinations;

(4)Being interviewed for employment;

(5)Participating in drug abuse, delinquency, or crime prevention programs;

(6)Participating as a volunteer for a nonprofit organization or governmental agency in an activity serving the general public; or (7) For any purpose which the department deems beneficial to both the inmate and the public.

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A special leave may be granted for the purpose of: (1) Attending educational programs; (2) Improving job skills; (3) Attending trade licensing examinations; (4) Being interviewed for employment; (5) Participating in drug abuse, delinquency, or crime prevention programs; (6) Participating as a volunteer for a nonprofit organization or governmental agency in an activity serving the general public; or (7) For any purpose which the department deems beneficial to both the inmate and the public.