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GA SB592
Bill
Status
2/25/2026
Primary Sponsor
Steve Gooch
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AI Summary
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Increases minimum sentences for aggravated assault from 1-20 years to 3 years up to life without parole, with higher minimums (5-10 years) for offenses against public safety officers, elderly victims, in school zones, or on public transit
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Mandates life without parole or life imprisonment for adults 18+ convicted of rape, sexual battery, or aggravated sexual battery against children under 12 years old
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Expands the definition of "serious violent felony" to include sexual battery, aggravated assault, aggravated battery, first-degree home invasion, and any felony involving firearm use or possession
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Removes parole eligibility for offenders who commit murder, assault, rape, or drug distribution while already serving a sentence, and prohibits parole for validated gang members or gang-related crimes
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Prohibits early termination of probation for serious violent felony offenders regardless of condition satisfaction, effective July 1, 2026
Legislative Description
"One Strike Act"; enact
Last Action
Senate Tabled
3/6/2026