What Article 372 of the Criminal Code of Georgia regulates
Article 372 of the Criminal Code of Georgia protects the administration of justice: it establishes liability for the unlawful influencing of a person to be interrogated, a witness, a victim, an expert or an interpreter. Under the law, such influence is aimed at making the person provide false information or give false testimony, give a fabricated conclusion, refuse to provide information or to testify, translate incorrectly, or alter the information, testimony or conclusion he or she has provided.
This norm is directed at protecting the integrity of evidence, and its violation harms a fair investigation and trial. If a charge under this article concerns your family, or if you are the victim of such influence, it is important to know the exact content of the norm and every tier of the punishment.