In Georgia if the driver is ticketed for stopping past the stop sign are license points issued?

Answer 1

Most towns, cities, etc. make have their own traffic laws. Although some state laws also apply, depending on the offense. In general, a non-moving violation does not add points on a license.

Violating a stop-sign by failure to make a full stop, or stopping beyond the required point(as when you spot the cop a bit too late) is not considered a NON-moving violation. Failure to stop when/where required is after all, continued MOVING, when & where you should have been stopped.

Most states belong to a multi-state pact, to notify the others of any offenses pled or found "guilty."

By the way, traffic LAWS or STATUTES are written at STATE-level, either by legislatures, or under state "administrative codes," written by State agencies with expertise (like state highway safety engineering departments). Even then, the state legislature has delegated its law-making authority to such agencies.

Towns can then pass ORDINANCES within the state law guidelines, such as setting speed limits on stretches of local roads, setting up stop-signs and other traffic-control devices (painted lines, traffic lights, signs, etc). Even then, some states require final state-approval of those local ordinances, in case they are poor engineering choices, or local "traps" for passers-through.