Article 214: Violating the Rules for Moving Goods Across the Customs Border
Article 214 of the Criminal Code of Georgia establishes liability for violating the rules connected with the movement of goods across the customs border of Georgia. If you or your business partner has come under investigation over a customs violation, this page explains what this particular norm says: which acts are crimes, which features distinguish its parts from one another, and what punishment each part carries. Every detail on this page is taken from the text of the article itself; the details of customs procedures and other matters this article does not regulate are determined by other legislation.
The article consists of three parts, and the boundary between them depends on the quantity and the nature of the goods being moved. That is why the first check of any accusation concerns exactly these two criteria.