Bill > HB990

This bill amends Georgia's law on the admissibility of certain types of evidence in trials. It provides that "creative or artistic expression" evidence, which is defined as the expression or application of creativity or imagination in various forms such as music, dance, art, and literature, shall not be admissible in trials. The bill also retains the existing provisions allowing the admissibility of photographs, motion pictures, video recordings, and audio recordings when necessary due to the unavailability of a witness who can provide personal authentication, as long as the court determines that such items reliably show the relevant facts.