GA HB650

Repeals the prohibition on individuals with felony convictions serving on trial juries and grand juries in Georgia, leaving only those judicially determined mentally incompetent as ineligible

Removes felony convictions and crimes of moral turpitude as automatic grounds for denying or revoking professional licenses, allowing denial only when the offense directly relates to the occupation being licensed

Prohibits landlords from refusing to lease residential dwellings solely based on a prospective tenant's criminal history, with exceptions for sex offenders required to register on state or national registries

Eliminates criminal history as a basis for denying notary public applications, removing the requirement that applicants disclose criminal convictions

Removes provisions requiring the Department of Corrections and State Board of Pardons and Paroles to provide felon data to the jury selection council