Atlanta, GA
Georgia Revenue Department: Unborn children can be claimed as dependents
The Georgia Division of Income confirmed Monday that Georgians can declare embryos with cardiac exercise as dependents on their taxes.
Why it issues: That is among the many first concrete steering from Georgia’s state authorities concerning the implications of its anti-abortion regulation’s personhood provision, which grants full constitutional rights to any embryo or fetus with detectable cardiac exercise.
What’s taking place: From July 20, 2022, taxpayers can declare an exemption within the quantity of $3,000 per unborn baby, based on the division.
- “Related medical information or different supporting paperwork” could must be offered.
The massive image: Following the reversal of Roe v. Wade, a problem to Georgia’s anti-abortion regulation and its personhood language failed in federal courtroom. Opponents have since sued in Georgia state courtroom.
- Personhood provisions have been challenged in different states, together with Arizona the place a decide halted its implementation, discovering it “unconstitutionally imprecise.”
- Critics in Georgia have argued personhood opens a Pandora’s field of authorized grey space.
State of play: The Georgia Division of Public Well being has already up to date its literature on the “Ladies’s Proper to Know” coverage to incorporate abortion restrictions set out by HB 481, in addition to the definition of “medical emergency” which constitutes an exemption below the brand new regulation.
- The coverage stems from a 2005 regulation that mandated abortions solely might occur 24 hours after a girl is knowledgeable of dangers and particulars of the fetus, amongst different data.
The state Division of Household & Youngsters Companies has finalized new steering and varieties for baby assist enforcement to assist new moms safe dwelling bills for his or her unborn kids, which the regulation’s personhood provision outlines, based on division spokeswoman Kylie Winton.
What we’re watching: The Division of Transportation didn’t reply to a request for remark about steering relating to HB 481 and HOV lanes.
- In Texas, one lady is preventing a ticket by arguing her unborn baby qualifies her to experience within the HOV lane.
(Atlanta Police Department)
ATLANTA – Investigators are asking the public for help identifying a suspect in a Christmas Eve shoplifting case at Atlanta’s Ponce City Market.
Officials say the theft happened at the Nike store at the popular shopping mall and food hall on Ponce de Leon Avenue.
According to police, the suspect was seen on camera walking into the store and grabbing multiple items of clothing.
Investigators are offering a reward of up to $2,000 for any information that leads to an arrest and indictment in the case.
If you have any tips, call Crime Stoppers Atlanta at (404) 577-8477 or by visiting www.StopCrimeAtl.org.
The Source: Information for this story came from a release by Crime Stoppers Atlanta.
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Isaac Hayes III — a famous record producer and the son of Isaac Hayes — is diving into an incident he says went down just outside his gated community on Christmas Eve … when he filmed a woman cursing at him and making a racist remark.
Here’s the deal … Hayes shared a video on his Instagram where a woman asks him for his name — accusing him of driving too fast in and out of the Atlanta gated community — before adding “f*** you.”
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The diatribe then takes a racial turn … with what sounds like her saying, “Why don’t you be white?”
We spoke with Isaac … who tells us he had first seen this woman while driving into his neighborhood — waving her arms at him and shouting in what he thought was an effort to flag him down for assistance.
Hayes stopped to speak with the woman — who he says was cursing at him and making racist comments … and, he started to record to make sure he was safe.
Isaac says he’s heard a lot of “Karen” stories in his life … but, this is the first time anything like this has ever happened to him. People online are pissed, Isaac adds, though he’s trying to keep a cool head about the whole interaction.
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Hayes tells us he doesn’t know what the aftermath of this incident will bring … but, there’s one thing he has no interest in doing. Listen to the clip yourself to hear what it is.
We’re told Isaac doesn’t plan on talking to the cops, never feeling in physical danger. That said, he’s obviously not happy this whole situation happened … especially on a holiday!
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