GA SB610

Allows adult Georgia residents with a terminal illness and prognosis of six months or less to request physician-prescribed medication to end their life, provided they are mentally capable and make an informed, voluntary decision

Requires two oral requests separated by at least three days, plus a written request witnessed by two people, with confirmation from both an attending physician and consulting physician

Provides immunity from civil, criminal, and professional liability for healthcare providers acting in good faith, while allowing providers and healthcare facilities to opt out of participating

Establishes felony penalties of 1-5 years imprisonment for forging requests, concealing rescissions, or coercing terminally ill individuals regarding medical aid-in-dying

Death certificates must list the underlying terminal illness as cause of death; actions under this chapter do not constitute suicide, assisted suicide, homicide, or elder abuse under Georgia law