This bill creates a statewide jury list for the use by all counties of the state. The Council of Superior Court Clerks will be responsible for providing an accurate and up to date list of qualified jurors to each county. The cost is not to exceed .03 cents per name provided.

HB 763 would not allow individuals who have been convicted of a felony to serve as a juror unless the person has had their civil rights restored.

HB 814 requires local governments to estimate the annual operating costs of each SPLOST project in the resolution calling for the SPOST referendum.  It also changes the SPLOST annual published reporting requirements to include unexpended surplus funds for projects/purposes, their estimated completion date, and actual cost upon completion. Further, the bill adds a new provision allowing for any person or entity to enforce compliance for any provision in the SPLOST statute as well as allowing the Attorney General to seek civil or criminal enforcement. The same version of this bill was introduced in the Senate as SB 332.