GA SB605

Expands grounds for discipline, removal, or involuntary retirement of district attorneys and solicitors-general in Georgia by adding five new categories of misconduct to existing law

Adds failure to make reasonable efforts to comply with the Crime Victims' Bill of Rights, public records inspection requirements, and criminal discovery procedures as disciplinary grounds

Makes failure to comply with Georgia Rules of Professional Conduct, specifically Rule 3.8 regarding prosecutor responsibilities, a basis for discipline

Prohibits knowingly making decisions based on certain outlined factors (referenced in subsection (i) of the code section)

Extends accountability so that knowingly permitting assistant prosecutors to commit any of the enumerated violations also constitutes grounds for removal; effective upon Governor's approval and applies to proceedings initiated after that date