Defending Your Rights And Your Recovery
Police issue a Georgia Super Speeder citation to anyone driving 75 mph or faster on a two-lane road, or 85 mph or faster on any highway. This law surprises drivers with hidden financial penalties after the initial traffic stop. You must handle the local court fine and...
Yes, they can. Georgia Code Section 40-6-391 prohibits you from driving or being in actual physical control of a moving vehicle while under the influence of any drug. For prescription medication, this is often called a DUI Less Safe charge. The issue is whether the...
In Georgia, an officer might pull you over if they suspect you are driving under the influence. If this happens, they may ask you to take part in a series of tests. These voluntary tests typically help officers gather evidence of impairment to justify a DUI arrest....
In Georgia, it is generally against the law for a police officer to search you or your vehicle without a warrant. However, this is not always the case, as certain situations and conditions can allow them to inspect your vehicle. With this in mind, it is important to...
Facing a driving under the influence (DUI) charge in Georgia can feel like you have limited options, especially when blood test results are involved. You may assume the numbers alone decide your fate, but the testing process involves multiple steps that can affect...
You never imagined you would face accusations like this. Sex crimes carry severe legal consequences under Georgia law. However, these cases often depend on credibility and proof. Prosecutors must establish your guilt beyond reasonable doubt, regardless of what someone...
Drivers in Georgia often hear that driving with a suspended license involves abiding by strict rules. Many drivers remain unaware of whether they can face charges if they did not know their license was suspended. Understanding how Georgia treats this offense matters...
If an Atlanta detective calls you or knocks on your door, they may say they just want to "clear a few things up." They might tell you that you are not under arrest and only want to hear your side of the story. While this may feel like an opportunity to end an...
In Georgia, criminal charges are not all treated the same. Some cases are more serious and are called aggravated assault or aggravated battery. Both of which are felony crimes. They can lead to lengthy prison sentences and lasting consequences. Knowing the difference...
You got a traffic ticket in Georgia, left the state and now you’re wondering whether it still matters. It does, and the consequences don’t always show up right away. Here’s how an unpaid ticket can follow you after you’ve already moved on. Your license can still be...