Bankruptcy Related Statutes

• United States Code
  • Bankruptcy Rules
    • Part I Commencement of Case: Proceedings Relating to Petition and Order for Relief
      • Rule 1002 Commencement of Case
      • Rule 1003 Involuntary Petition
      • Rule 1004 Involuntary Petition Against a Partnership
      • Rule 1004.1 Petition for an Infant or Incompetent Person
      • Rule 1005 Caption of Petition
      • Rule 1006 Filing Fee
      • Rule 1007 Lists, Schedules, Statements, and Other Documents; Time Limits
      • Rule 1008 Verification of Petitions and Accompanying Papers
      • Rule 1009 Amendments of Voluntary Petitions, Lists, Schedules and Statements
      • Rule 1010 Service of Involuntary Petition and Summons; Petition for Recognition of a Foreign Nonmain Proceeding
      • Rule 1011 Responsive Pleading or Motion in Involuntary and Cross-Border Cases
      • Rule 1013 Hearing and Disposition of Petition in Involuntary Cases
      • Rule 1014 Dismissal and Change of Venue
      • Rule 1015 Consolidation or Joint Administration of Cases Pending in Same Court
      • Rule 1016 Death or Incompetency of Debtor
      • Rule 1017 Dismissal or Conversion of Case; Suspension
      • Rule 1018 Contested Involuntary Petitions; Contested Petitions Commencing Chapter 15 Cases; Proceedings to Vacate Order for Relief; Applicability of Rules in Part VII Governing Adversary Proceedings
      • Rule 1019 Conversion of a Chapter 11 Reorganization Case, Chapter 12 Family Farmer's Debt Adjustment Case, or
      • Rule 1020 Small Business Chapter 11 Reorganization Case
      • Rule 1021 Health Care Business Case
    • Part II Officers and Administration; Notices; Meetings; Examinations; Elections; Attorneys and Accountants
      • Rule 2001 Appointment of Interim Trustee Before Order for Relief in a Chapter 7 Liquidation Case
      • Rule 2002 Notices to Creditors, Equity Security Holders, Administrators in Foreign Proceedings, Persons Against Whom Provisional Relief is Sought in Ancillary and Other Cross-Border Cases, United States, and United States Trustee
      • Rule 2003 Meeting of Creditors or Equity Security Holders
      • Rule 2004 Examination
      • Rule 2005 Apprehension and Removal of Debtor to Compel Attendance for Examination
      • Rule 2006 Solicitation and Voting of Proxies in Chapter 7 Liquidation Cases
      • Rule 2007 Review of Appointment of Creditors' Committee Organized Before Commencement of the Case
      • Rule 2007.1 Appointment of Trustee or Examiner in a Chapter 11 Reorganization Case
      • Rule 2007.2 Appointment of Patient Care Ombudsman in a Health Care Business Case
      • Rule 2008 Notice to Trustee of Selection
      • Rule 2009 Trustees for Estates When Joint Administration Ordered
      • Rule 2010 Qualification by Trustee; Proceeding on Bond
      • Rule 2011 Evidence of Debtor in Possession or Qualification of Trustee
      • Rule 2012 Substitution of Trustee or Successor Trustee; Accounting
      • Rule 2013 Public Record of Compensation Awarded to Trustees, Examiners, and Professionals
      • Rule 2014 Employment of Professional Persons
      • Rule 2015 Duty to Keep Records, Make Reports, and Give Notice of Case or Change of Status
      • Rule 2015.1 Patient Care Ombudsman
      • Rule 2015.2 Transfer of Patient in Health Care Business Case
      • Rule 2015.3 Reports of Financial Information on Entities in Which a Chapter 11 Estate Holds a Controlling or Substantial Interest
      • Rule 2016 Compensation for Services Rendered and Reimbursement of Expenses
      • Rule 2017 Examination of Debtor's Transactions with Debtor's Attorney
      • Rule 2018 Intervention; Right to Be Heard
      • Rule 2019 Representation of Creditors and Equity Security Holders in Chapter 9 Municipality and Chapter 11 Reorganization Cases
      • Rule 2020 Review of Acts by United States Trustee
    • Part III Claims and Distribution to Creditors and Equity Interest Holders; Plans
      • Rule 3001 Proof of Claim
      • Rule 3002 Filing Proof of Claim or Interest
      • Rule 3003 Filing Proof of Claim or Equity Security Interest in Chapter 9 Municipality or Chapter 11 Reorganization Cases
      • Rule 3004 Filing of Claims by Debtor or Trustee
      • Rule 3005 Filing of Claim, Acceptance, or Rejection By Guarantor, Surety, Indorser, or Other Codebtor
      • Rule 3006 Withdrawal of Claim; Effect on Acceptance or Rejection of Plan
      • Rule 3007 Objections to Claims
      • Rule 3008 Reconsideration of Claims
      • Rule 3009 Declaration and Payment of Dividends in a Chapter 7 Liquidation Case
      • Rule 3010 Small Dividends and Payments in Chapter 7 Liquidation, Chapter 12 Family Farmer's Debt Adjustment, and Chapter 13 Individual's Debt Adjustment Cases
      • Rule 3011 Unclaimed Funds in Chapter 7 Liquidation, Chapter 12 Family Farmer's Debt Adjustment, and Chapter 13 Individual's Debt Adjustment Cases
      • Rule 3012 Valuation of Security
      • Rule 3013 Classification of Claims and Interests
      • Rule 3014 Election Under
      • Rule 3015 Filing, Objection to Confirmation, and Modification of a Plan in a Chapter 12 Family Farmer's Debt Adjustment or a Chapter 13 Individual's Debt Adjustment Case
      • Rule 3016 Filing of Plan and Disclosure Statement in a Chapter 9 Municipality or Chapter 11 Reorganization Case
      • Rule 3017 Court Consideration of Disclosure Statement in a Chapter 9 Municipality or Chapter 11 Reorganization Case
      • Rule 3017.1 Court Consideration of Disclosure Statement in a Small Business Case
      • Rule 3018 Acceptance or Rejection of Plan in a Chapter 9 Municipality or a Chapter 11 Reorganization Case
      • Rule 3019 Modification of Accepted Plan in a Chapter 9 Municipality or a Chapter 11 Reorganization Case
      • Rule 3020 Deposit; Confirmation of Plan in a Chapter 9 Municipality or Chapter 11 Reorganization Case
      • Rule 3021 Distribution Under Plan
      • Rule 3022 Final Decree in Chapter 11 Reorganization Case
    • Part IV The Debtor: Duties and Benefits
      • Rule 4001 Relief from Automatic Stay; Prohibiting or Conditioning the Use, Sale, or Lease of Property; Use of Cash Collateral; Obtaining Credit; Agreements
      • Rule 4002 Duties of Debtor
      • Rule 4003 Exemptions
      • Rule 4004 Grant or Denial of Discharge
      • Rule 4005 Burden of Proof in Objecting to Discharge
      • Rule 4006 Notice of No Discharge
      • Rule 4007 Determination of Dischargeability of a Debt
      • Rule 4008 Filing of Reaffirmation Agreement; Statement in Support of Reaffirmation Agreement
    • Part IX General Provisions
      • Rule 9001 General Definitions
      • Rule 9002 Meanings of Words in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure When Applicable to Cases Under The Code
      • Rule 9003 Prohibition of Ex Parte Contacts
      • Rule 9004 General Requirements of Form
      • Rule 9005 Harmless Error
      • Rule 9005.1 Constitutional Challenge to a Statute--Notice, Certification, and Intervention
      • Rule 9006 Computing and Extending Time
      • Rule 9007 General Authority to Regulate Notices
      • Rule 9008 Service or Notice by Publication
      • Rule 9009 Forms
      • Rule 9010 Representation and Appearances; Powers of Attorney
      • Rule 9011 Signing of Papers; Representations to the Court; Sanctions; Verification and Copies of Papers
      • Rule 9012 Oaths and Affirmations
      • Rule 9013 Motions: Form and Service
      • Rule 9014 Contested Matters
      • Rule 9015 Jury Trials
      • Rule 9016 Subpoena
      • Rule 9017 Evidence
      • Rule 9018 Secret, Confidential, Scandalous, or Defamatory Matter
      • Rule 9019 Compromise and Arbitration
      • Rule 9020 Contempt Proceedings
      • Rule 9021 Entry of Judgment
      • Rule 9022 Notice of Judgment or Order
      • Rule 9023 New Trials; Amendment of Judgments
      • Rule 9024 Relief from Judgment or Order
      • Rule 9025 Security: Proceedings Against Sureties
      • Rule 9026 Exceptions Unnecessary
      • Rule 9027 Removal
      • Rule 9028 Disability of a Judge
      • Rule 9029 Local Bankruptcy Rules; Procedure When There Is No Controlling Law
      • Rule 9030 Jurisdiction and Venue Unaffected
      • Rule 9031 Masters Not Authorized
      • Rule 9032 Effect of Amendment of Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
      • Rule 9033 Review of Proposed Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law in Non-Core Proceedings
      • Rule 9034 Transmittal of Pleadings, Motion Papers, Objections, and Other Papers to the United States Trustee
      • Rule 9035 Applicability of Rules in Judicial Districts in Alabama and North Carolina
      • Rule 9036 Notice by Electronic Transmission
      • Rule 9037 Privacy Protection For Filings Made with the Court
    • Part V Bankruptcy Courts and Clerks
      • Rule 5001 Courts and Clerks' Offices
      • Rule 5002 Restrictions on Appointments
      • Rule 5003 Records Kept By the Clerk
      • Rule 5004 Disqualification
      • Rule 5005 Filing and Transmittal of Papers
      • Rule 5006 Certification of Copies of Papers
      • Rule 5007 Record of Proceedings and Transcripts
      • Rule 5008 Notice Regarding Presumption of Abuse in Chapter 7 Cases of Individual Debtors
      • Rule 5009 Closing Chapter 7 Liquidation, Chapter 12 Family Farmer's Debt Adjustment, Chapter 13 Individual's Debt Adjustment, and Chapter 15 Ancillary and Cross-Border Cases
      • Rule 5010 Reopening Cases
      • Rule 5011 Withdrawal and Abstention from Hearing a Proceeding
      • Rule 5012 Agreements Concerning Coordination of Proceedings in Chapter 15 Cases
    • Part VI Collection and Liquidation of the Estate
      • Rule 6001 Burden of Proof as to Validity of Postpetition Transfer
      • Rule 6002 Accounting by Prior Custodian of Property of the Estate
      • Rule 6003 Interim and Final Relief Immediately Following the Commencement of the Case--Applications for Employment; Motions for Use, Sale, or Lease of Property; and Motions for Assumption or Assignment of Executory Contracts
      • Rule 6004 Use, Sale, or Lease of Property
      • Rule 6005 Appraisers and Auctioneers
      • Rule 6006 Assumption, Rejection or Assignment of an Executory Contract or Unexpired Lease
      • Rule 6007 Abandonment or Disposition of Property
      • Rule 6008 Redemption of Property from Lien or Sale
      • Rule 6009 Prosecution and Defense of Proceedings by Trustee or Debtor in Possession
      • Rule 6010 Proceeding to Avoid Indemnifying Lien or Transfer to Surety
      • Rule 6011 Disposal of Patient Records in Health Care Business Case
    • Part VII Adversary Proceedings
      • Rule 7001 Scope of Rules of Part VII
      • Rule 7002 References to Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
      • Rule 7003 Commencement of Adversary Proceeding
      • Rule 7004 Process; Service of Summons, Complaint
      • Rule 7005 Service and Filing of Pleadings and Other Papers
      • Rule 7007 Pleadings Allowed
      • Rule 7007.1 Corporate Ownership Statement
      • Rule 7008 General Rules of Pleading
      • Rule 7009 Pleading Special Matters
      • Rule 7010 Form of Pleadings
      • Rule 7012 Defenses and Objections--When and How Presented--By Pleading or Motion--Motion for Judgment on the Pleadings
      • Rule 7013 Counterclaim and Cross-Claim
      • Rule 7014 Third-Party Practice
      • Rule 7015 Amended and Supplemental Pleadings
      • Rule 7016 Pre-Trial Procedure; Formulating Issues
      • Rule 7017 Parties Plaintiff and Defendant; Capacity
      • Rule 7018 Joinder of Claims and Remedies
      • Rule 7019 Joinder of Persons Needed for Just Determination
      • Rule 7020 Permissive Joinder of Parties
      • Rule 7021 Misjoinder and Non-Joinder of Parties
      • Rule 7022 Interpleader
      • Rule 7023 Class proceedings
      • Rule 7023.1 Derivative Actions
      • Rule 7023.2 Adversary Proceedings Relating to Unincorporated Associations
      • Rule 7024 Intervention
      • Rule 7025 Substitution of Parties
      • Rule 7026 General Provisions Governing Discovery
      • Rule 7027 Depositions Before Adversary Proceedings or Pending Appeal
      • Rule 7028 Persons Before Whom Depositions May be Taken
      • Rule 7029 Stipulations Regarding Discovery Procedure
      • Rule 7030 Depositions Upon Oral Examination
      • Rule 7031 Deposition Upon Written Questions
      • Rule 7032 Use of Depositions in Adversary Proceedings
      • Rule 7033 Interrogatories to Parties
      • Rule 7034 Production of Documents and Things and Entry Upon Land for Inspection and Other Purposes
      • Rule 7035 Physical and Mental Examination of Persons
      • Rule 7036 Requests for Admission
      • Rule 7037 Failure to Make Discovery: Sanctions
      • Rule 7040 Assignment of Cases for Trial
      • Rule 7041 Dismissal of Adversary Proceedings
      • Rule 7042 Consolidation of Adversary Proceedings; Separate Trials
      • Rule 7052 Findings by the Court
      • Rule 7054 Judgments; Costs
      • Rule 7055 Default
      • Rule 7056 Summary Judgment
      • Rule 7058 Entering Judgment in Adversary Proceeding
      • Rule 7062 Stay of Proceedings to Enforce a Judgment
      • Rule 7064 Seizure of Person or Property
      • Rule 7065 Injunctions
      • Rule 7067 Deposit in Court
      • Rule 7068 Offer of Judgment
      • Rule 7069 Execution
      • Rule 7070 Judgment for Specific Acts; Vesting Title
      • Rule 7071 Process in Behalf of and Against Persons Not Parties
      • Rule 7087 Transfer of Adversary Proceeding
    • Part VIII Appeals to District Court or Bankruptcy Appellate Panel
      • Rule 8001 Manner of Taking Appeal; Voluntary Dismissal; Certification to Court of Appeals
      • Rule 8002 Time for Filing Notice of Appeal
      • Rule 8003 Leave to Appeal
      • Rule 8004 Service of the Notice of Appeal
      • Rule 8005 Stay Pending Appeal
      • Rule 8006 Record and Issues on Appeal
      • Rule 8007 Completion and Transmission of the Record; Docketing of the Appeal
      • Rule 8008 Filing and Service
      • Rule 8009 Briefs and Appendix; Filing and Service
      • Rule 8010 Form of Briefs; Length
      • Rule 8011 Motions
      • Rule 8012 Oral Argument
      • Rule 8013 Disposition of Appeal; Weight Accorded Bankruptcy Judge's Findings of Fact
      • Rule 8014 Costs
      • Rule 8015 Motion for Rehearing
      • Rule 8016 Duties of Clerk of District Court and Bankruptcy Appellate Panel
      • Rule 8017 Stay of Judgment of District Court or Bankruptcy Appellate Panel
      • Rule 8018 Rules by Circuit Councils and District Courts; Procedure When There is No Controlling Law
      • Rule 8019 Suspension of Rules in Part VIII
      • Rule 8020 Damages and Costs for Frivolous Appeal
      • Rule 9001 General Definitions
  • Title 11 Bankruptcy
    • Chapter 1 General Provisions
      • 101 Definitions
      • 102 Rules of construction
      • 103 Applicability of chapters
      • 104 Adjustment of dollar amounts
      • 105 Power of court
      • 106 Waiver of sovereign immunity
      • 107 Public access to papers
      • 108 Extension of time
      • 109 Who may be a debtor
      • 110 Penalty for persons who negligently or fraudulently prepare bankruptcy petitions
      • 111 Nonprofit budget and credit counseling agencies; financial management instructional courses
      • 112 Prohibition on disclosure of name of minor children
    • Chapter 3 Case Administration
      • Subchapter I Commencement of a Case
        • 301 Voluntary cases
        • 302 Joint cases
        • 303 Involuntary cases
        • 305 Abstention
        • 306 Limited appearance
        • 307 United States trustee
        • 308 Debtor reporting requirements
      • Subchapter II Officers
        • 321 Eligibility to serve as trustee
        • 322 Qualification of trustee
        • 323 Role and capacity of trustee
        • 324 Removal of trustee or examiner
        • 325 Effect of vacancy
        • 326 Limitation on compensation of trustee
        • 327 Employment of professional persons
        • 328 Limitation on compensation of professional persons
        • 329 Debtor's transactions with attorneys
        • 330 Compensation of officers
        • 331 Interim compensation
        • 332 Consumer privacy ombudsman
        • 333 Appointment of patient care ombudsman
      • Subchapter III Administration
        • 341 Meetings of creditors and equity security holders
        • 342 Notice
        • 343 Examination of the debtor
        • 344 Self-incrimination; immunity
        • 345 Money of estates
        • 346 Special provisions related to the treatment of State and local taxes
        • 347 Unclaimed property
        • 348 Effect of conversion
        • 349 Effect of dismissal
        • 350 Closing and reopening cases
        • 351 Disposal of patient records
      • Subchapter IV Administrative Powers
        • 361 Adequate protection
        • 362 Automatic stay
        • 363 Use, sale, or lease of property
        • 364 Obtaining credit
        • 365 Executory contracts and unexpired leases
        • 366 Utility service
    • Chapter 5 Creditors, the Debtor, and the Estate
      • Subchapter I Creditors and Claims
        • 501 Filing of proofs of claims or interests
        • 502 Allowance of claims or interests
        • 503 Allowance of administrative expenses
        • 504 Sharing of compensation
        • 505 Determination of tax liability
        • 506 Determination of secured status
        • 507 Priorities
        • 508 Effect of distribution other than under this title
        • 509 Claims of codebtors
        • 510 Subordination
        • 511 Rate of interest on tax claims
      • Subchapter II Debtor's Duties and Benefits
        • 521 Debtor's duties
        • 522 Exemptions
        • 523 Exceptions to discharge
        • 524 Effect of discharge
        • 525 Protection against discriminatory treatment
        • 526 Restrictions on debt relief agencies
        • 527 Disclosures
        • 528 Requirements for debt relief agencies
      • Subchapter III The Estate
        • 541 Property of the estate
        • 542. Turnover of property to the estate
        • 543 Turnover of property by a custodian
        • 544 Trustee as lien creditor and as successor to certain creditors and purchasers
        • 545 Statutory liens
        • 546 Limitations on avoiding powers
        • 547 Preferences
        • 548 Fraudulent transfers and obligations
        • 549 Postpetition transactions
        • 550 Liability of transferee of avoided transfer
        • 551 Automatic preservation of avoided transfer
        • 552 Postpetition effect of security interest
        • 553 Setoff
        • 554 Abandonment of property of the estate
        • 555 Contractual right to liquidate, terminate, or accelerate a securities contract
        • 556 Contractual right to liquidate, terminate, or accelerate a commodities contract or forward contract
        • 557 Expedited determination of interests in, and abandonment or other disposition of grain assets
        • 558 Defenses of the estate
        • 559 Contractual right to liquidate, terminate, or accelerate a repurchase agreement
        • 560 Contractual right to liquidate, terminate, or accelerate a swap agreement
        • 561 Contractual right to terminate, liquidate, accelerate, or offset under a master netting agreement and across contracts; proceedings under chapter 15
        • 562 Timing of damage measurement in connection with swap agreements, securities contracts, forward contracts, commodity contracts, repurchase agreements, and master netting agreements
    • Chapter 7 Liquidation
      • Subchapter I Officers and Administration
        • 701 Interim trustee
        • 702 Election of trustee
        • 703 Successor trustee
        • 704 Duties of trustee
        • 705 Creditors' committee
        • 706 Conversion
        • 707 Dismissal of a case or conversion to a case under chapter 11 or 13
      • Subchapter II Collection, Liquidation, and Distribution of the Estate
        • 721 Authorization to operate business
        • 722 Redemption
        • 723 Riartnership trustee agghts of painst general partners
        • 724 Treatment of certain liens
        • 725 Disposition of certain property
        • 726 Distribution of property of the estate
        • 727 Discharge
      • Subchapter III Stockbroker Liquidation
        • 741 Definitions for this subchapter
        • 742 Effect of section 362 of this title in this subchapter
        • 743 Notice
        • 744 Executory contracts
        • 745 Treatment of accounts
        • 746 Extent of customer claims
        • 747 Subordination of certain customer claims
        • 748 Reduction of securities to money
        • 749 Voidable transfers
        • 750 Distribution of securities
        • 751 Customer name securities
        • 752 Customer property
        • 753 Stockbroker liquidation and forward contract merchants, commodity brokers, stockbrokers, financial institutions, financial participants, securities clearing agencies, swap participants, repo participants, and master netting agreement participants
      • Subchapter IV Commodity Broker Liquidation
        • 761 Definitions for this subchapter
        • 762 Notice to the Commission and right to be heard
        • 763 Treatment of accounts
        • 764 Voidable transfers
        • 765 Customer instructions
        • 766 Treatment of customer property
        • 767 Commodity broker liquidation and forward contract merchants, commodity brokers, stockbrokers, financial institutions, financial participants, securities clearing agencies, swap participants, repo participants, and master netting agreement participants
      • Subchapter V Clearing Bank Liquidation
        • 781 Definitions
        • 782 Selection of trustee
        • 783 Additional powers of trustee
        • 784 Right to be heard
    • Chapter 9 Adjustment of Debts of a Municipality
      • Subchapter I General Provisions
        • 901 Applicability of other sections of this title
        • 902 Definitions for this chapter
        • 903 Reservation of State power to control municipalities
        • 904 Limitation on jurisdiction and powers of court
      • Subchapter II Administration
        • 921 Petition and proceedings relating to petition
        • 922 Automatic stay of enforcement of claims against the debtor
        • 923 Notice
        • 924 List of creditors
        • 925 Effect of list of claims
        • 926 Avoiding powers
        • 927 Limitation on recourse
        • 928 Post petition effect of security interest
        • 929 Municipal leases
        • 930 Dismissal
      • Subchapter III The Plan
        • 941 Filing of plan
        • 942 Modification of plan
        • 943 Confirmation
        • 944 Effect of confirmation
        • 945 Continuing jurisdiction and closing of the case
        • 946 Effect of exchange of securities before the date of the filing of the petition
    • Chapter 11 Reorganization
      • Subchapter I Officers and Administration
        • 1101 Definitions for this chapter
        • 1102 Creditors' and equity security holders' committees
        • 1103 Powers and duties of committees
        • 1104 Appointment of trustee or examiner
        • 1105 Termination of trustee's appointment
        • 1106 Duties of trustee and examiner
        • 1107 Rights, powers, and duties of debtor in possession
        • 1108 Authorization to operate business
        • 1109 Right to be heard
        • 1110 Aircraft equipment and vessels
        • 1111 Claims and interests
        • 1112 Conversion or dismissal
        • 1113 Rejection of collective bargaining agreements
        • 1114 Payment of insurance benefits to retired employees
        • 1115 Property of the estate
        • 1116 Duties of trustee or debtor in possession in small business cases
      • Subchapter II The Plan
        • 1121 Who may file a plan
        • 1122 Classification of claims or interests
        • 1123 Contents of plan
        • 1124 Impairment of claims or interests
        • 1125 Postpetition disclosure and solicitation
        • 1126 Acceptance of plan
        • 1127 Modification of plan
        • 1128 Confirmation hearing
        • 1129 Confirmation of plan
      • Subchapter III Postconfirmation Matters
        • 1141 Effect of confirmation
        • 1142 Implementation of plan
        • 1143 Distribution
        • 1144 Revocation of an order of confirmation
        • 1145 Exemption from securities laws
        • 1146 Special tax provisions
      • Subchapter IV Railroad Reorganization
        • 1161 Inapplicability of other sections
        • 1162 Definition
        • 1163 Appointment of trustee
        • 1164 Right to be heard
        • 1165 Protection of the public interest
        • 1166 Effect of subtitle IV of title 49 and of Federal, State, or local regulations
        • 1167 Collective bargaining agreements
        • 1168 Rolling stock equipment
        • 1169 Effect of rejection of lease of railroad line
        • 1170 Abandonment of railroad line
        • 1171 Priority claims
        • 1172 Contents of plan
        • 1173 Confirmation of plan
        • 1174 Liquidation
    • Chapter 12 Adjustment of Debts of a Family Farmer or Fisherman with Regular Annual Income
      • Subchapter I Officers, Administration, and the Estate
        • 1201 Stay of action against codebtor
        • 1202 Trustee
        • 1203 Rights and powers of debtor
        • 1204 Removal of debtor as debtor in possession
        • 1205 Adequate protection
        • 1206 Sales free of interests
        • 1207 Property of the estate
        • 1208 Conversion or dismissal
      • Subchapter II The Plan
        • 1221 Filing of plan
        • 1222 Contents of plan
        • 1223 Modification of plan before confirmation
        • 1224 Confirmation hearing
        • 1225 Confirmation of plan
        • 1226 Payments
        • 1227 Effect of confirmation
        • 1228 Discharge
        • 1229 Modification of plan after confirmation
        • 1230 Revocation of an order of confirmation
        • 1231 Special tax provisions
    • Chapter 13 Adjustment of Debts of an Individual with Regular Income
      • Subchapter I Officers, Administration, and the Estate
        • 1301 Stay of action against codebtor
        • 1302 Trustee
        • 1303 Rights and powers of debtor
        • 1304 Debtor engaged in business
        • 1305 Filing and allowance of postpetition claims
        • 1306 Property of the estate
        • 1307 Conversion or dismissal
        • 1308 Filing of prepetition tax returns
      • Subchapter II The Plan
        • 1321 Filing of plan
        • 1322 Contents of plan
        • 1323 Modification of plan before confirmation
        • 1324 Confirmation hearing
        • 1325 Confirmation of plan
        • 1326 Payments
        • 1327 Effect of confirmation
        • 1328 Discharge
        • 1329 Modification of plan after confirmation
        • 1330 Revocation of an order of confirmation
    • Chapter 15 Ancillary and Other Cross-Border Cases
      • 1501 Purpose and scope of application
      • 1502 Definitions
      • 1503 International obligations of the United States
      • 1504 Commencement of ancillary case
      • 1505 Authorization to act in a foreign country
      • 1506 Public policy exception
      • 1507 Additional assistance
      • 1508 Interpretation
      • 1509 Right of direct access
      • 1510 Limited jurisdiction
      • 1511 Commencement of case under section 301, 302, or 303
      • 1512 Participation of a foreign representative in a case under this title
      • 1513 Access of foreign creditors to a case under this title
      • 1514 Notification to foreign creditors concerning a case under this title
      • 1515 Application for recognition
      • 1516 Presumptions concerning recognition
      • 1517 Order granting recognition
      • 1518 Subsequent information
      • 1519 Relief that may be granted upon filing petition for recognition
      • 1520 Effects of recognition of a foreign main proceeding
      • 1521 Relief that may be granted upon recognition
      • 1522 Protection of creditors and other interested persons
      • 1523 Actions to avoid acts detrimental to creditors
      • 1524 Intervention by a foreign representative
      • 1525 Cooperation and direct communication between the court and foreign courts or foreign representatives
      • 1526 Cooperation and direct communication between the trustee and foreign courts or foreign representatives
      • 1527 Forms of cooperation
      • 1528 Commencement of a case under this title after recognition of a foreign main proceeding
      • 1529 Coordination of a case under this title and a foreign proceeding
      • 1530 Coordination of more than 1 foreign proceeding
      • 1531 Presumption of insolvency based on recognition of a foreign main proceeding
      • 1532 Rule of payment in concurrent proceedings
• Federal Rules of Evidence (2011)
  • ARTICLE I GENERAL PROVISIONS
    • Rule 101 Scope
    • Rule 102 Purpose and Construction
    • Rule 103 Rulings on Evidence
    • Rule 104 Preliminary Questions
    • Rule 105 Limited Admissibility
    • Rule 106 Remainder of or Related Writings or Recorded Statements
  • ARTICLE II JUDICIAL NOTICE
    • Rule 201 Judicial Notice of Adjudicative Facts
  • ARTICLE III PRESUMPTIONS IN CIVIL ACTIONS AND PROCEEDINGS
    • Rule 301 Presumptions in General in Civil Actions and Proceedings
    • Rule 302 Applicability of State Law in Civil Actions and Proceedings
  • ARTICLE IV RELEVANCY AND ITS LIMITS
    • Rule 401 Definition of Relevant Evidence
    • Rule 402 Relevant Evidence Generally Admissible; Irrelevant Evidence Inadmissible
    • Rule 403 Exclusion of Relevant Evidence on Grounds of Prejudice, Confusion, or Waste of Time
    • Rule 404 Character Evidence Not Admissible To Prove Conduct; Exceptions; Other Crimes
    • Rule 405 Methods of Proving Character
    • Rule 406 Habit; Routine Practice
    • Rule 407 Subsequent Remedial Measures
    • Rule 408 Compromise and Offers to Compromise
    • Rule 409 Payment of Medical and Similar Expenses
    • Rule 410 Inadmissibility of Pleas, Plea Discussions, and Related Statements
    • Rule 411 Liability Insurance
    • Rule 412 Sex Offense Cases; Relevance of Alleged Victim
    • Rule 413 Evidence of Similar Crimes in Sexual Assault Cases
    • Rule 414 Evidence of Similar Crimes in Child Molestation Case
    • Rule 415 Evidence of Similar Acts in Civil Cases Concerning Sexual Assault or Child Molestation
  • ARTICLE IX AUTHENTICATION AND IDENTIFICATION
    • Rule 901 Requirement of Authentication or Identification
    • Rule 902 Self-authentication
    • Rule 903 Subscribing Witness
  • ARTICLE V PRIVILEGES
    • Rule 501 General Rule [Privileges]
    • Rule 502 Attorney-Client Privilege and Work Product; Limitations on Waiver
  • ARTICLE VI WITNESSES
    • Rule 601 General Rule of Competency
    • Rule 602 Lack of Personal Knowledge
    • Rule 603 Oath or Affirmation
    • Rule 604 Interpreters
    • Rule 605 Competency of Judge as Witness
    • Rule 606 Competency of Juror as Witness
    • Rule 607 Who May Impeach
    • Rule 608 Evidence of Character and Conduct of Witness
    • Rule 609 Impeachment by Evidence of Conviction of Crime
    • Rule 610 Religious Beliefs or Opinions
    • Rule 611 Mode and Order of Interrogation and Presentation
    • Rule 612 Writing Used To Refresh Memory
    • Rule 613 Prior Statements of Witnesses
    • Rule 614 Calling and Interrogation of Witnesses by Court
    • Rule 615 Exclusion of Witnesses
  • ARTICLE VII OPINIONS AND EXPERT TESTIMONY
    • Rule 701 Opinion Testimony by Lay Witnesses
    • Rule 702 Testimony by Experts
    • Rule 703 Bases of Opinion Testimony by Experts
    • Rule 704 Opinion on Ultimate Issue
    • Rule 705 Disclosure of Facts or Data Underlying Expert Opinion
    • Rule 706 Court Appointed Experts
  • ARTICLE VIII HEARSAY
    • Rule 801 Definitions [Hearsay]
    • Rule 802 Hearsay Rule
    • Rule 803 Hearsay Exceptions; Availability of Declarant Immaterial
    • Rule 804 Hearsay Exceptions; Declarant Unavailable
    • Rule 805 Hearsay Within Hearsay
    • Rule 806 Attacking and Supporting Credibility of Declarant
    • Rule 807 Residual Exception
  • ARTICLE X CONTENTS OF WRITINGS, RECORDINGS, AND PHOTOGRAPHS
    • Rule 1001 Definitions [Writings]
    • Rule 1002 Requirement of Original
    • Rule 1003 Admissibility of Duplicates
    • Rule 1004 Admissibility of Other Evidence of Contents
    • Rule 1005 Public Records
    • Rule 1006 Summaries
    • Rule 1007 Testimony or Written Admission of Party
    • Rule 1008 Functions of Court and Jury
  • ARTICLE XI MISCELLANEOUS RULES
    • Rule 1101 Applicability of Rules
    • Rule 1102 Amendments
• Georgia Code of Evidence
  • Title 24. Evidence
    • Appendix American Experience Mortality Table
      • Title 24 Appx. r. 1
    • Chapter 1. General Provisions
      • Sec. 24-1-1. Definitions
      • Sec. 24-1-2. Object of evidence
      • Sec. 24-1-3. Same rule in all courts and cases
      • Sec. 24-1-4. Matters judicially recognized
      • Sec. 24-1-5. Procedure where hearing impaired persons arrested for violations of criminal laws
    • Chapter 10. Securing Attendance of Witnesses and Production and Preservation of Evidence
      • Article 1. General Provisions
        • Sec. 24-10-1. Freedom of witnesses from arrest
        • Sec. 24-10-2.1. Costs to witness after continuance
        • Sec. 24-10-2. Attendance of female witnesses in civil cases
        • Sec. 24-10-3. Fees where cause continued for witnesses' absence
        • Sec. 24-10-4. Excessive claim by witness; forfeiture
        • Sec. 24-10-5. When transcript of books may be used
        • Sec. 24-10-6. When books may be examined by commission
        • Sec. 24-10-7. Withdrawal of documentary evidence; substitution of copies
      • Article 2. Subpoenas and Notice to Produce
        • Part 1. In General
          • Sec. 24-10-20. Issuance of subpoenas
          • Sec. 24-10-21. Subpoenas; request for issuance; place of service
          • Sec. 24-10-22. Subpoenas; for production of documents
          • Sec. 24-10-23. Subpoenas; service of
          • Sec. 24-10-24. Subpoenas; witness fees
          • Sec. 24-10-25. Subpoenas; enforcement
          • Sec. 24-10-26. Notices to produce
          • Sec. 24-10-27.1. Witness fees of members of Georgia State Patrol, Georgia Bureau of Investigation, correctional officers, Department of Natural Resources law enforcement officers, and arson investigators
          • Sec. 24-10-29. Applicability
        • Part 2. Securing Testimony of Witnesses in Cases Tried on Affidavits
          • Sec. 24-10-40. Testimony obtained how; cross-examination
          • Sec. 24-10-41. Procedure when witness resides out of county
          • Sec. 24-10-42. Procedure when attendance inconvenient
          • Sec. 24-10-43. Fees
          • Sec. 24-10-44. Notices to produce books
          • Sec. 24-10-45. Defaulting witness
        • Sec. 24-10-27. Witness fees of members of municipal or county police forces, deputy sheriffs, and campus policemen
        • Sec. 24-10-28. Exemptions as to members of General Assembly
      • Article 3. Securing Attendance of Prisoners
        • Sec. 24-10-60. How prisoners may be produced as witnesses; costs and expenses
        • Sec. 24-10-61. How imprisoned witnesses may be brought into court
        • Sec. 24-10-62. Witnesses in imprisonment; habeas corpus ad testificandum
      • Article 4. Production of Medical Records
        • Sec. 24-10-70. Definitions
        • Sec. 24-10-71. Use at trial; reproductions
        • Sec. 24-10-72. Use at trial; subpoenas
        • Sec. 24-10-73. Costs
        • Sec. 24-10-74. Custody
        • Sec. 24-10-75. Applicability
        • Sec. 24-10-76. Construction
      • Article 5. Uniform Act to Secure the Attendance of Witnesses from Without the State
        • Sec. 24-10-91. Definitions
        • Sec. 24-10-92. Summoning witness in this State to testify in another State
        • Sec. 24-10-93. Summoning of a prisoner in this State to testify in another State
        • Sec. 24-10-94. Witness from another state summoned to testify in this state
        • Sec. 24-10-95. Prisoner from another State summoned to testify in this State
        • Sec. 24-10-96. Exemption from arrest and service of process
        • Sec. 24-10-97. Uniformity of interpretation
        • Uniform Act to Secure the Attendance of Witnesses From Without a State in Criminal Proceedings
      • Article 6. Uniform Foreign Depositions Act
        • Sec. 24-10-110. Short title
        • Sec. 24-10-111. Compelling testimony of witnesses upon foreign mandates, writs and commissions
        • Sec. 24-10-112. Construction
        • Sec. 24-10-131. Notice of time and place of taking deposition
      • Article 7. Depositions to Preserve Testimony in Criminal Proceedings
        • Sec. 24-10-130. When and for what reasons depositions to be taken; motion to take a deposition; notice of hearing; order of court
        • Sec. 24-10-132. Right to counsel; costs
        • Sec. 24-10-133. Scope of examination; written interrogatories; objections
        • Sec. 24-10-134. Taking and use of depositions; certain statements to be made available to defendants
        • Sec. 24-10-135. Use as evidence, when allowed
        • Sec. 24-10-136. Taking and use of depositions; use as evidence; objections
        • Sec. 24-10-137. Use of audio-visual equipment
        • Sec. 24-10-138. Taking of deposition by agreement of parties with consent of court not precluded
        • Sec. 24-10-139. Legislative intent
      • Article 8. Perpetuation of Testimony
        • Sec. 24-10-150. Cases in which proceedings may be entertained
        • Sec. 24-10-151. Discovery and perpetuating testimony; grounds
        • Sec. 24-10-152. Possession immaterial
        • Sec. 24-10-153. When testimony may be used
        • Sec. 24-10-154. Costs; liability of complainant
    • Chapter 2. Relevancy
      • Sec. 24-2-1. Evidence must be relevant
      • Sec. 24-2-2. Character and conduct of parties, relevancy
      • Sec. 24-2-3. Matters not relevant in prosecution for rape
      • Sec. 24-2-4. Part of paper introduced, balance admissible if relevant
    • Chapter 3. Hearsay
      • Article 1. General Provisions
        • Sec. 24-3-1. Definition; when and why admitted
        • Sec. 24-3-2. Original evidence, when
        • Sec. 24-3-3. Res gestae
        • Sec. 24-3-4. Statements for purposes of medical diagnosis or treatment
        • Sec. 24-3-5. Declarations by conspirators
        • Sec. 24-3-6. Dying declarations
        • Sec. 24-3-7. Declarations by persons in possession
        • Sec. 24-3-8. Declarations and entries by deceased persons
        • Sec. 24-3-9. Matters of public interest; ancient rights
        • Sec. 24-3-10. Testimony of witness on former trial
        • Sec. 24-3-11. Ancient documents
        • Sec. 24-3-12. Pedigree, how proved
        • Sec. 24-3-13. Ancient boundaries and landmarks
        • Sec. 24-3-14. Writings, records, entries, and memoranda made in regular course of business
        • Sec. 24-3-15. Definitions
        • Sec. 24-3-16. Statements made by child under age of 14 years describing acts of sexual contact or physical abuse
        • Sec. 24-3-17. Copies of records of Department of Public Safety or comparable agencies in other states
        • Sec. 24-3-18. Medical reports
      • Article 2. Admissions
        • Sec. 24-3-30. Admissions in pleadings, how far evidence
        • Sec. 24-3-31. Admissions by parties to record
        • Sec. 24-3-32. Admissions by privies
        • Sec. 24-3-33. Admissions by agents
        • Sec. 24-3-34. Admissions by real parties in interest, though not of record
        • Sec. 24-3-35. Admissions by strangers to suit
        • Sec. 24-3-36. Effect of acquiescence or silence
        • Sec. 24-3-37.1. Statements or activities constituting offers of assistance or expressions of regret, mistake, etc.; not admission of liability
        • Sec. 24-3-37. Admissions improperly obtained or made with view to compromise
        • Sec. 24-3-38. Entire conversation admissible when admission given in evidence
      • Article 3. Confessions
        • Sec. 24-3-50. Confessions must be voluntary
        • Sec 24-3-51. Confessions under spiritual exhortation or promise of secrecy or collateral benefit
        • Sec 24-3-52. Confession by joint offender or conspirator
        • Sec 24-3-53. Weight of admissions or confessions
    • Chapter 4. Proof Generally
      • Article 1. General Provisions
        • Sec. 24-4-1. Burden of proof
        • Sec. 24-4-2. Changing burden of proof
        • Sec. 24-4-3. Amount of mental conviction; preponderance of evidence
        • Sec. 24-4-4. Determination of where preponderance of evidence lies
        • Sec. 24-4-5. When evidence warrants conviction; reasonable doubt
        • Sec. 24-4-6. Circumstantial evidence, when sufficient in criminal prosecution
        • Sec. 24-4-7. Positive and negative testimony
        • Sec. 24-4-8. Number of witnesses necessary
        • Sec. 24-4-9. Inference of existence of certain facts
      • Article 2. Presumptions and Estoppel
        • Sec. 24-4-20. Presumptions of law and fact
        • Sec. 24-4-21. Prima facie presumptions
        • Sec. 24-4-22. Presumption arising from failure to produce evidence
        • Sec. 24-4-23.1. Presumption of payment of check
        • Sec. 24-4-23.2. Railroad rights of way
        • Sec. 24-4-23. Presumption arising from failure to answer letter
        • Sec. 24-4-24. Estoppels
        • Sec. 24-4-25. Estoppel as to title to real estate
        • Sec. 24-4-26. Trustees estopped to claim title adverse to estate
        • Sec. 24-4-27. Equitable estoppel
        • Sec. 24-4-40. Proof of identity
      • Article 3. Particular Matters of Proof
        • Sec. 24-4-41. Officer de facto, proving
        • Sec. 24-4-42. Admissibility and effect of judgment as evidence
        • Sec. 24-4-43. Stern's United States and Stafford's office calendars
        • Sec. 24-4-44. American Experience Mortality Tables admissible to show life expectancy
        • Sec. 24-4-45. The Commissioners 1958 Standard Ordinary Mortality Tables and Annuity Mortality Table for 1949, Ultimate admissible in actions involving wrongful death or permanent personal injury
        • Sec. 24-4-46. United States Department of Agriculture inspection certificates as prima facie evidence
        • Sec. 24-4-47. Written findings evidence of facts stated
        • Sec. 24-4-48. Admissibility of photographs, motion pictures, videotapes, and audio recordings when necessitated by unavailability of witness
      • Article 4. DNA Analysis Upon Conviction of Certain Sex Offenses
        • Sec. 24-4-60. Samples required; storage in DNA data bank
        • Sec. 24-4-61. Time and procedures for withdrawal of samples
        • Sec. 24-4-62. Procedures for conducting DNA analysis of samples
        • Sec. 24-4-63. Procedures governing dissemination of information
        • Sec. 24-4-64. Penalties for unauthorized use of information
        • Sec. 24-4-65. Expungement of records
    • Chapter 5. Best Evidence Rule
      • Article 1. General Provisions
        • Sec. 24-5-1. Primary and secondary evidence defined
        • Sec. 24-5-2. Secondary evidence admitted when
        • Sec. 24-5-3. Exceptions to general rule
        • Sec. 24-5-4. Best evidence, necessity of producing; written evidence as best evidence
        • Sec. 24-5-5. Degrees in secondary evidence
      • Article 2. Copies of Writings
        • Sec. 24-5-20. Exemplifications primary evidence, when; facsimile transmissions
        • Sec. 24-5-21. Proof in case of loss; diligence
        • Sec. 24-5-22. Certified copy of lost or destroyed paper
        • Sec. 24-5-23. Proof of destroyed records; presumption of proper probate
        • Sec. 24-5-24. Paper rerecorded, when; second record admissible in evidence, when
        • Sec. 24-5-25. Proof of existence of original as essential to admission of copy
        • Sec. 24-5-26. Photostats, microphotographs, photographs, and optical image reproductions of original writings
        • Sec. 24-5-27. Certified copy of deed as evidence
        • Sec. 24-5-28. Certified copy of 30-year-old deed as evidence
        • Sec. 24-5-29. Extracts from books of incorporated companies
        • Sec. 24-5-30. Copies of letters of administration, etc., as primary evidence
        • Sec. 24-5-31. Wills and records; copies
        • Sec. 24-5-32. Inscriptions on monuments, etc., proof by copies
        • Sec. 24-5-33. Certified copy of soldiers' discharge certificates as evidence
    • Chapter 6. Parol Evidence Rule
      • 24-6-10. Blank endorsements, explanation of
      • Sec. 24-6-1. Admissibility of parol contemporaneous evidence
      • Sec. 24-6-2. Admissibility where part only of stipulations is in writing
      • Sec. 24-6-3. Explanation of ambiguities
      • Sec. 24-6-4. Surrounding circumstances
      • Sec. 24-6-5. Usage
      • Sec. 24-6-6. Rebuttal of equity; discharge of contract; subsequent agreement; enlargement of time; change of place of performance
      • Sec. 24-6-7. Mistake in deed or contract in writing
      • Sec. 24-6-8. Showing invalidity of writing
      • Sec. 24-6-9. Denial or explanation of receipts for money
    • Chapter 7. Authentication of Writings
      • Article 1. In General
        • 24-7-6. Handwriting, proof of
        • 24-7-7. Comparison of writings
        • Sec. 24-7-1. Production; proof of execution
        • Sec. 24-7-2. Explaining alteration in paper offered in evidence
        • Sec. 24-7-3. Production of paper by opposite party as dispensing with proof
        • Sec. 24-7-4. Subscribing witness, production of; exceptions
        • Sec. 24-7-5. Proof where subscribing witnesses dead, insane, incompetent, inaccessible, or without memory of transaction
        • Sec. 24-7-8. Authentication of medical records
        • Sec. 24-7-9. Competency to identify medical bills, etc.
      • Article 2. Public Records
        • Sec. 24-7-20. Exemplifications
        • Sec. 24-7-21. Exemplification of municipal records, etc.
        • Sec. 24-7-22. Authentication of ordinances and resolutions of counties and municipal corporations
        • Sec. 24-7-23. Notarial acts; proof by certificate
        • Sec. 24-7-24. Laws and judicial proceedings of other states, how proved
        • Sec. 24-7-25. Nonjudicial books and records of other states, how proved
        • Sec. 24-7-26. Judgments and proceedings of justices' courts in other states
        • Sec. 24-7-27. Records of Department of Corrections, how proved
    • Chapter 8. Establishment of Lost Records
      • Article 1. Public Records
        • Sec. 24-8-1. Establishment of mutilated, destroyed, or lost public records
        • Sec. 24-8-2. Proceedings; discretion of court
        • Sec. 24-8-3. Petition to contain what
        • Sec. 24-8-4. Auditor to hear evidence
        • Sec. 24-8-5. Fee of auditor
        • Sec. 24-8-6. Exception to auditor's report
      • Article 2. Private Papers
        • 24-8-23. Repealed by Laws 1983, p. 884,
        • 24-8-24. Establishment in superior court; how other papers established; petition; rule nisi
        • Sec. 24-8-20. Copy of office papers established instanter on motion
        • Sec. 24-8-21. Summary establishment; petition; citation or notice; order; defense; record; appeal; bond for costs
        • Sec. 24-8-22. Nonresidents, how served
        • Sec. 24-8-25. Continuance, when granted
        • Sec. 24-8-26. Rule absolute
        • Sec. 24-8-27. Certified endorsement of copy
        • Sec. 24-8-28. Action on lost paper
        • Sec. 24-8-29. Who may be party
        • Sec. 24-8-30. Applicability of article
    • Chapter 9. Witnesses Generally
      • Article 1. Competency
        • Sec. 24-9-1. Competency of witnesses to testify
        • Sec. 24-9-2. Testimony of husband and wife as to adultery of other
        • Sec. 24-9-3. Religious belief
        • Sec. 24-9-4. Evidence through interpreter
        • Sec. 24-9-5. Persons who do not have the use of reason
        • Sec. 24-9-6. Drunkenness
        • Sec. 24-9-7. Court decides competency; objections to competency; restoration to competency
      • Article 2. Privilege
        • Part 1. General Provisions
          • Sec. 24-9-20. Person not compellable to testify for or against self; testimony of defendant in criminal case
          • Sec. 24-9-21. Confidential communications, etc.
          • Sec. 24-9-22. Communications to ministers, priests and rabbis
          • Sec. 24-9-23. Husband and wife as witnesses for and against each other in criminal proceedings
          • Sec. 24-9-25. Testimony of attorneys as against clients
          • Sec. 24-9-26. Law enforcement officers testifying in criminal proceedings not compelled to reveal home address
          • Sec. 24-9-27. Privilege of party or witness
          • Sec. 24-9-28. Immunity from prosecution for persons ordered to testify or produce evidence in criminal prosecutions; contempt
          • Sec. 24-9-29. Confidential communications; veterinarians
          • Sec. 24-9-30. Qualified privilege for persons, companies, or other entities engaged in news gathering or dissemination
        • Part 2. Medical Information
          • Sec. 24-9-40. Confidential communications; physicians; pharmacists
          • Sec. 24-9-40.1. AIDS confidential information
          • Sec. 24-9-40.2. Confidentiality of raw research data
          • Sec. 24-9-41. Disclosure of confidential or privileged medical records in certain circumstances; definitions
          • Sec. 24-9-42. Confidential or privileged character not destroyed
          • Sec. 24-9-43. Utilization of matter
          • Sec. 24-9-44. Immunity from liability
          • Sec. 24-9-45. Use in connection with medical and public education
          • Sec. 24-9-46. Confidential nature of library records of library which identify user of library materials
          • Sec. 24-9-47. Disclosure of AIDS confidential information
        • Sec. 24-9-24. Communications to attorney by client
      • Article 3. Examination
        • 24-9-60. Oath or affirmation, necessity of
        • Sec. 24-9-61.1. Victim of criminal offense entitled to be present in court during prosecution of such offense
        • Sec. 24-9-61. Separate examinations; effect of mere irregularity
        • Sec. 24-9-62. Protection of witnesses
        • Sec. 24-9-63. Leading questions; discretion of court
        • Sec. 24-9-64. Cross-examination of witnesses, right of
        • Sec. 24-9-65. Opinions of witness admissible, when
        • Sec. 24-9-66. Market value, how proved
        • Sec. 24-9-67.1. Expert opinions; admissibility; civil actions
        • Sec. 24-9-67. Expert opinions; admissibility; criminal cases
        • Sec. 24-9-68. State of feeling and relationship
        • Sec. 24-9-69. Memorandum in aid of witness' memory
        • Sec. 24-9-70. Waiver of objection made on direct examination
      • Article 4. Credibility
        • Sec. 24-9-80. Credibility of witnesses as question for jury
        • Sec. 24-9-81. Impeaching own witness
        • Sec. 24-9-82. Disproving facts testified to
        • Sec. 24-9-83. Contradictory statements. Proof of general good character
        • Sec. 24-9-84.1. Evidence of criminal conviction; effect of pardon or annulment; juvenile adjudications
        • Sec. 24-9-84. Proof of general bad character; particular transactions
        • Sec. 24-9-85. What credit to impeached witness; question for jury
      • Article 5. Use of Sign Language and Intermediary Interpreter in Administrative and Judicial Proceedings
        • Sec. 24-9-100. Policy of state
        • Sec. 24-9-101. Definitions
        • Sec. 24-9-102. When interpreter shall be provided by agency
        • Sec. 24-9-103. Procedures for providing interpreter by arresting law enforcement agency
        • Sec. 24-9-104. Procedures for providing interpreter by court
        • Sec. 24-9-105. Waiver of right to use of interpreter
        • Sec. 24-9-106. Determination that interpreter is able to communicate with hearing impaired person
        • Sec. 24-9-107. Oath; privilege
        • Sec. 24-9-108. Compensation
• Code of Georgia
  • Title 18 Debtor and Creditor
    • Chapter 4 Garnishment Proceedings
      • Article 2 Property and Persons Subject to Garnishment
        • 18-4-20. What is subject to garnishment
        • 18-4-22. Pension and retirement funds and benefits exemption
  • Title 33 Insurance
    • Chapter 25 Life Insurance
      • 33-25-11. Exemption of cash surrender values and proceeds of life insurance policies from creditors; proceeds paid to insured's estate; discharge from liability for insurer for payments
    • Chapter 26 Industrial Life Insurance
      • 33-26-5. Exemption of industrial life insurance proceeds from creditors
    • Chapter 27 Group Life Insurance
      • 33-27-7. Exemption of group life insurance proceeds from creditors
    • Chapter 28 Annuity and Pure Endowment Contracts
      • 33-28-7. Exemption of proceeds of annuity, reversionary annuity, or pure endowment contracts from creditors
    • Chapter 29 Individual Accident and Sickness Insurance
      • 33-29-15. Exemption of individual accident and sickness insurance proceeds from creditors
    • Chapter 30 Group or Blanket Accident and Sickness Insurance
      • Article 1 General Provisions
        • Chapter 30 Group or Blanket Accident and Sickness Insurance
  • Title 44 Property
    • Chapter 13 Exemptions from Levy and Sale
      • Article 1 Constitutional Exemptions
        • Part 1 In General
          • 44-13-1. What is exempt, and who may claim exemption; enforceability of claims
          • 44-13-1.1. ''Dependent'' defined
          • 44-13-2. Who may apply for exemption when debtor refuses
          • 44-13-3. Exemptions may be supplemented, when
          • 44-13-4. Application, how made
          • 44-13-5. Homestead in different counties; survey
      • Article 2 Statutory Exemptions
        • 44-13-100. Exemption extended to insolvent estates