The making, selling, or using of a forged document (Article 362 of the Criminal Code of Georgia) is one of the most comm…
Taking and giving bribes falls under the category of official crimes in Georgia and is punished with particular severity…
Official misconduct and corruption cover a wide range of actions that go beyond simple bribery. Chapter XXXIX of the Cri…
Corruption crimes cover a much wider spectrum than simple bribery. Chapter XXXIX of the Criminal Code of Georgia (Offici…
Abuse of Official Authority (Article 332) and Exceeding Official Powers (Article 333) are classic official crimes often…
Misappropriation and embezzlement of public funds (Article 182) is a serious economic crime that often comes under publi…
Accepting and giving bribes represent one of the most serious categories of official crimes in Georgia. State policy aga…
The manufacturing, sale, or use of counterfeit money or securities (Article 212 of the Criminal Code of Georgia) falls u…
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