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Off Premises Sunday Sales In Georgia Localities: Will It Affect Traffic Accidents?, Forrest Rose, Nathan Dunkel
Off Premises Sunday Sales In Georgia Localities: Will It Affect Traffic Accidents?, Forrest Rose, Nathan Dunkel
Georgia Journal of Public Policy
Discussions about public policy relating to alcohol cause a polarizing reaction to many people in this country, particularly in the South. The state of Georgia, for example, has a long history of policies regulating alcohol which reflects its membership as part of the “Bible Belt” where Sunday is regarded as a holy day and therefore alcohol cannot and should not be purchased on this day. Given that the impetus of alcohol control policy has generally widened the availability of alcohol since the Prohibition, the moral concerns of voters regarding alcohol regulation have been superseded in the public debate with safety …
Alcoholic Beverages Sb 10, Georgia State University Law Review
Alcoholic Beverages Sb 10, Georgia State University Law Review
Georgia State University Law Review
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Amendment To The Constitution Of The State Of Georgia Article Iii. Legislative Branch, Section Vi. Exercise Of Powers: Provide Georgia Complete Authority To Regulate Alcoholic Beverages In Any Manner Permitted Under The Twenty-First Amendment To The United States Constitution, Leila Ann Greiff Lawlor
Georgia State University Law Review
The General Assembly passed this resolution during its 1994 session, but the voters of Georgia must ratify the legislation in a statewide referendum in November 1994 in order for the resolution to become an amendment to the Georgia Constitution. The amendment gives the Georgia General Assembly full authority under the Twenty-First Amendment to the United States Constitution to regulate public nudity in combination with alcoholic beverage sales.