{
  "code": "US-GA",
  "name": "Georgia",
  "last_reviewed": "2026-07",
  "confidence": "limited",
  "black_letter": "For Georgia, this project has not identified a clear published statute or leading case establishing a reliable donor non-parentage safe harbor for informal (peer-to-peer) AI. That is common in emerging parentage law—it is not a finding of criminality. Biology-based defaults and agency enforcement remain real risks. Counsel and primary-code research are essential; litigation or legislation may create clarity later.",
  "ai_informal": "insufficient_primary",
  "ni": "not_recognized",
  "physician_or_clinic_for_safe_harbor": "unclear",
  "agreement_effect": "insufficient_primary",
  "key_citations": [],
  "emerging_law_note": "Where public materials are thin, “Unknown” means no clear published safe harbor for informal arrangements—not that private donation is criminal. Further clarity often requires litigation or legislation.",
  "page": "/Pages/US/GA/ga.html",
  "region_group": "US",
  "status_badges": {
    "AI-Single": "Unknown",
    "AI-Married": "Unknown",
    "NI": "Banned",
    "Contract": "Unknown"
  }
}