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§ 6-2-4 — Laws governing crimes committed aboard aircraft while in flight over state

Georgia·Title 6
Unless otherwise provided by law, all crimes committed by or against an airman or by or against a passenger or other person or on or by means of an aircraft while in flight over this state shall be governed by the laws of this state.

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Laws governing crimes committed aboard aircraft while in flight over state
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