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How do accident reports work in Georgia?
Georgia Accident Reports typically comprise the most immediate comprehensive record of vehicle damage, visible injuries, road conditions, perceptions of observers and other evidence that is essential to obtaining the financial compensation to ease the hardships caused by a serious traffic accident.
Despite the fundamental role of these law enforcement documents that memorialize key information gathered in the wake of a collision by the law enforcement officer that investigates the collision, many people know little about these reports. We have provided answers to important questions about these reports that are prepared based on an experienced officer’s investigation of the crash scene.
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