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1. Implied Consent Law: In Georgia, there is an "implied consent" law, which means that by obtaining a driver's license, you have already given your consent to submit to chemical tests (such as breath, blood, or urine tests) if you are suspected of DUI. However, it's...
The Right To Bear Arms: Criminal Consequences It’s common knowledge that Americans have many rights and privileges given to us through the United States Constitution and its State’s Legislations. Of particular interest in criminal defense cases is protection of a...
When approached by a police officer, our first instinct is often to help. Even if we are accused of something, we may assume that we would be better off explaining our side of the story and assuaging the officer’s suspicions. Unfortunately, many times, talking to the...
A lawyer’s job is to make sure that clients have solid legal support and understand the charges that they’re facing. Often, this means tempering expectations and encouraging our clients to understand what the most likely outcomes are. Getting the best outcome after a...
Shoplifting might not sound like a severe crime compared to some others, but the state of Georgia takes it very seriously. Whether it involves a small lipstick or a large-screen television, Georgia's law enforcement officers, stores and the District Attorney’s Office...
The skill and habits of each driver on the road affect the safety of everyone else. Driving is a privilege, not a right, and the state government places certain restrictions on those privileges. You can lose your license for an arrest or conviction of certain...
What makes young drivers so dangerous on the road is their lack of experience. The more time they put in behind the wheel, the more skilled they become at managing real-life driving situations. Unfortunately, some young drivers get experience with the wrong kind of...
Getting arrested and charged with driving under the influence (DUI) can feel embarrassing, especially for professionals. You may worry that clients, competitors or your employer will find out about your arrest. Many professionals facing a first-time DUI charge want...
Imagine a local police officer or Georgia state trooper has pulled you over on the highway or a Cartersville road. The officer asks you to step out of your vehicle to perform some tests. "These tests will show me if you are sober enough to drive," the officer says....
“For many, this will remove the scarlet letter of being in the criminal justice system. It allows Georgians to receive a second chance at transforming their lives and moving beyond mistakes made in the past. Our state needs to embrace restorative and redemptive...