GA SB32

Amends Georgia Code Section 16-10-24 to establish escalating mandatory minimum sentences for violent obstruction of law enforcement officers: 1-5 years for first offense, 2-10 years for second offense, and 3-15 years for third or subsequent offenses

Creates a separate, harsher penalty of 10-20 years imprisonment for obstruction involving actual violence against an officer (as opposed to offering or threatening violence)

Applies to violence against law enforcement officers, prison guards, jailers, correctional officers, community supervision officers, juvenile probation officers, probation officers, and game wardens performing official duties

Requires a mandatory minimum fine of $300 for all convictions under this code section, with $300 earmarked for the Georgia State Indemnification Fund to pay death or disability benefits for officers

Removes "or doing" from current law language regarding offering violence, creating a clearer distinction between threatening and actually committing violence against officers