Georgia lawmakers won't seek student database after deadly high school shooting
- Georgia lawmakers will not create a statewide database for student violence threats after a deadly shooting at Apalachee High School.
- The legislation includes measures like requiring police to report threats to schools and implementing an anonymous reporting system statewide.
- Concerns remain regarding the potential stigmatization of students from accusations without due process.
- The amended bill shifts prosecution responsibilities for serious charges from juvenile to adult courts for students aged 13 to 16.
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Georgia lawmakers won’t seek student database after deadly high school shooting
ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia lawmakers are giving up on creating a statewide database to collect information on students who might commit violence, even as they push forward other parts of a school safety bill aimed at preventing a school shooting…
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