In case of invasion or insurrection, the Governor may call out the state militia for the defense of the state until such time as the General Assembly shall meet; and, when he takes such action, he shall have power to make all necessary provision for their transportation, accommodation, equipment, and support.
History. Orig. Code 1863, § 59; Code 1868, § 55; Code 1873, § 52; Code 1882, § 52; Civil Code 1895, § 119; Civil Code 1910, § 142; Code 1933, § 40-202.
Cross references.
Further provisions regarding authority of Governor to call out militia, § 38-2-6 .
Structure Georgia Code
Title 45 - Public Officers and Employees
Article 2 - Powers and Duties Generally
§ 45-12-20. Grant of Commissions
§ 45-12-21. Issuance of Warrants for Payments From Treasury
§ 45-12-22. Suspension of Collection of Taxes
§ 45-12-23. Incapacity of Commissioner of Insurance
§ 45-12-25. Books of Record to Be Maintained by Governor
§ 45-12-26. Defense of Action in Which State Has Interest
§ 45-12-27. Calling Out Militia to Execute Laws
§ 45-12-28. Calling Out Militia for Defense of State in Case of Invasion or Insurrection
§ 45-12-29. Powers to Prevent Violence and Maintain Order — General Authority
§ 45-12-34. Powers to Prevent Violence and Maintain Order — Enforcement of Rules and Regulations
§ 45-12-39. Annual Report to General Assembly on Administration’s Policies and Goals