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Georgia Governor repeats mistake of former governor Roy Barnes, but did Kemp have a choice? (view source)
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The Georgia Assembly identifies certain situations that leave some individuals vulnerable to the will and desires of others (e.g., school teachers, psychiatrists, law enforcement, etc.), and it is clear that Georgia sexual assault laws are created for the very purpose of deterring the exploitation of vulnerable individuals.<ref>Improper Sexual Contact – [https://law.justia.com/codes/georgia/2021/title-16/chapter-6/section-16-6-5-1/ O.C.G.A. § 16-6-5.1] | The Georgia General Assembly identifies certain situations that leave some individuals vulnerable to the will and desires of others (e.g., school teachers, psychiatrists, law enforcement, etc.), and it is clear that Georgia sexual assault laws are created for the very purpose of deterring the exploitation of vulnerable individuals.<ref>Improper Sexual Contact – [https://law.justia.com/codes/georgia/2021/title-16/chapter-6/section-16-6-5-1/ O.C.G.A. § 16-6-5.1] | ||
Georgia’s improper sexual contact law protects not only minors above the age of 16, but people in vulnerable situations from sexual contact and sexually explicit conduct by the following individuals: | Georgia’s improper sexual contact law protects not only minors above the age of 16, but people in vulnerable situations from sexual contact and sexually explicit conduct by the following individuals: | ||
<br>• Foster parent; | <br>• Foster parent; | ||
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