Juvenile proceedings; authorize sharing of GPS monitoring with law enforcement and school districts

Summary

The bill lets law‑enforcement agencies and public schools request and receive live GPS tracking and exclusion‑violation information for juveniles under DJJ monitoring. It applies only when the requesting agency confirms the youth is physically in Georgia or within the school’s jurisdiction. The change aims to improve safety and supervision of juvenile offenders.

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