GA SB366

Requires the commissioner of the Department of Juvenile Justice to establish marked guard lines around juvenile detention centers and youth development centers, with signs at corners and all entrances and exits notifying the public of the facility boundaries

Makes it a felony, punishable by 1 to 4 years imprisonment, to introduce weapons, ammunition, explosives, intoxicating liquor, marijuana, amphetamines, or other drugs across established guard lines at juvenile detention centers without authorization from the commissioner or center director

Prohibits any person from providing and any youth from possessing weapons, ammunition, explosives, tobacco products, intoxicating liquor, drugs, telecommunications devices (including cell phones and computers), or any other unauthorized article at a juvenile detention center, with violations punishable as a felony carrying 1 to 4 years imprisonment

Criminalizes unauthorized trading, trafficking, buying from, or selling any article to a youth assigned to a juvenile detention center or youth development center as a felony punishable by 1 to 4 years imprisonment

Repeals prior subsections (d) and (e) of Code Section 49-4A-11 governing contraband provisions and replaces them with expanded, more detailed new Code sections; effective July 1, 2012, applying to offenses committed on or after that date