Georgia

Georgia has a model policy for civilian domestic violence, but Georgia does not have a stand-alone officer-involved domestic violence policy. Georgia’s civilian policy makes only a brief reference to officer-involved domestic violence. The policy calls for departments to take a zero tolerance stance towards officer-involved domestic violence. Further, the policy states that a supervisor should be called to the scene of an officer-involved incident, and the supervisor should ensure timely completion of administrative reports.

Georgia Commission on Family Violence. (1998). A model law enforcement protocol for family violence incidents (Page 6).

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