Official crimes and corruption — what the corresponding group of the Code covers
Official crimes form a separate group in the Criminal Code of Georgia: these norms protect the normal functioning of state service and local self-government. This page examines the principal compositions of this group: exceeding official authority, the forcing of an explanation, testimony or conclusion, unlawful participation in entrepreneurial activity, the taking and giving of bribes, the acceptance of a legally prohibited gift, and official forgery. Each of them carries its own precisely defined punishment.
An official charge is always serious: it concerns a person's service record, reputation and often the question of retaining office. If such a charge concerns your family or organization, it is important to know exactly what each norm provides and where the possibilities of the defence lie.

