GA HB111

Prohibits law enforcement officers from using a person's race or ethnicity to form probable cause or reasonable suspicion to stop a vehicle, while still permitting use of race or ethnicity to confirm a previously obtained suspect description

Requires every state and local law enforcement agency to adopt a racial profiling policy and implement mandatory annual training on the impermissible use of race and ethnicity in traffic stops

Mandates that officers document detailed information for each traffic stop resulting in a citation or arrest, including the driver's gender, race/ethnicity, suspected violation, whether searches were conducted (and their basis), contraband found, use of force, and stop location, in a public record format determined by the Department of Driver Services

Requires law enforcement agencies to retain collected traffic stop data for a minimum of seven years and to incorporate racial profiling compliance into officer personnel reviews, with non-compliant officers required to undergo additional training

When a stop results in no citation or written warning, officers must provide a card with their name, badge number, and agency name upon the motorist's request