Georgia Statutes § 21-5-7 Initiation of complaints
Statute Text
The commission shall not initiate any investigation or inquiry into any matter under its jurisdiction based upon the complaint of any person, including a staff attorney employed by the commission, unless that person or staff attorney shall produce the same in writing and verify the same under oath to the best information, knowledge, and belief of such person, the falsification of which shall be punishable as false swearing under Code Section
16-10-71
. The person against whom any complaint is made shall be furnished by hand delivery or statutory overnight delivery or mailed by certified mail, return receipt requested, a copy of the complaint by the commission within two business days of the commission's receipt of such complaint and prior to any other public dissemination of such complaint.
History
Amended by 2022 Ga. Laws 521 , § 6 , eff. 3/2/2022 .
Amended by 2005 Ga. Laws 212 , § 6 , eff. 1/9/2006 .
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