Establishes the offense of traveling to meet a minor for indecent purposes in Georgia.
The Interstate Sexual Predator Prevention Act creates a new offense in Georgia for traveling to meet a child under 16 for indecent purposes. This includes soliciting or committing acts of child molestation or other indecent acts. Penalties include imprisonment for two to ten years. The Act also repeals any conflicting laws.
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