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§ 17-4-3 - Right of forcible entry into private dwellings pursuant to execution of arrest warrant
O.C.G.A. 17-4-3 (2010)
17-4-3. Right of forcible entry into private dwellings pursuant to execution of arrest warrant
In order to arrest under a warrant charging a crime, the officer may break open the door of any house where the offender is concealed.
17-4-3. Right of forcible entry into private dwellings pursuant to execution of arrest warrant
In order to arrest under a warrant charging a crime, the officer may break open the door of any house where the offender is concealed.
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