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§ 42-8-40 - Confidentiality of papers; exemption from subpoena; declassification
O.C.G.A. 42-8-40 (2010)
42-8-40. Confidentiality of papers; exemption from subpoena; declassification
All reports, files, records, and papers of whatever kind relative to the state-wide probation system are declared to be confidential and shall be available only to the probation system officials and to the judge handling a particular case. They shall not be subject to process of subpoena. However, the commissioner may by written order declassify any such records.
42-8-40. Confidentiality of papers; exemption from subpoena; declassification
All reports, files, records, and papers of whatever kind relative to the state-wide probation system are declared to be confidential and shall be available only to the probation system officials and to the judge handling a particular case. They shall not be subject to process of subpoena. However, the commissioner may by written order declassify any such records.
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