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Esther Panitch
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Esther Panitch

State House

GA House · District 51

DemocratGAHouseDistrict 51
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Judiciary Juvenile

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Judiciary: Non-Civil

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Public Safety and Homeland Security

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HB 1283SponsoredSession 2025_26Latest action · May 12, 2026
Family Justice Center Act; enact

Act 719

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HB 1255SponsoredSession 2025_26Latest action · Mar 6, 2026
Criminal procedure; motions and discovery; modify provisions

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HB 1288SponsoredSession 2025_26Latest action · Feb 17, 2026
Law enforcement officers and agencies; require consent or a court order to withdraw blood from persons who are to be incarcerated or are to be released for DNA testing

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