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Georgia Justice ProjectMarch 23, 2026

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Big news out of the Georgia House - HB 162 heads to the Governor for signing!

🎉 This legislation will make sealing of First Offender cases automatic at sentencing, helping ensure the First Offender Act can truly function as a second chance. Grateful for the leadership of Rep. Leesa Hagan of House District 156 and all who supported this effort. 📲 Stay informed! Sign up for action alerts at GJP.org!
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