Criminal Defense Blog

In most scenarios, you cannot obtain a limited permit to drive in Georgia if your license is suspended.

What happens if the police did not read you your rights when you were arrested?

Georgia's New Law Will Prohibit the Use of Any Hand Held Phone or Electronic Device While Driving

DUI Court can be a good option for some individuals, but it is necessary to know what you're getting in to before doing so.

Traffic tickets in Georgia can end up in a several different types of courts.

There are several ways to avoid a criminal conviction on your record.

Just a few months ago, the Supreme Court of Georgia in Olevik v. State (No. S17A0738) decided that individuals have a Constitutional right to refuse a breath test when requested by police in a DUI investigation. Part of the problem is that the implied consent notice that officers must read suspects upon arrest for DUI tells the suspect that if ...

Many people call attorneys in hopes of assistance in getting a criminal arrest or conviction "expunged" or restricted from their record. The word "expungement" no longer exists in...

If you’re faced with a situation that requires you to be in a courtroom for any reason, it’s important to be both objective, and optimistic when the time comes. If you have a court date coming up, or if...

The Georgia legislature passed new laws that went in to effect on July 1, 2017 that significantly change the options and procedures for an administrative license suspension stemming from a DUI arrest.