(The Center Square) — Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has signed legislation that proponents say will allow Georgians facing low-level municipal citations or misdemeanor charges to keep their driver's licenses while they resolve their cases so they can drive to work. House Bill 926, the Second Chance Workforce Act, allows traffic court judges to reinstate a person's suspended license if they have attended court for a hearing or arraignment, rescheduled their court appearance or... Read this story
