Injured people in Georgia face a critical choice after a serious auto accident. They must choose between a timely settlement and a formal trial verdict. Both options offer distinct strategic gains, yet both paths carry substantial risks. Recent state tort reform laws...
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What happens at a bond hearing in Georgia?
When someone is taken into custody following an arrest in Georgia, their immediate priority is securing their freedom. The formal judicial mechanism that determines whether an accused individual can be released while their criminal charges are pending is a bond...
Can you lose your CDL after a DUI in Georgia?
Driving under the influence (DUI) can be a difficult experience for anyone, but if you are a commercial driver's license (CDL), this can be an immediate threat to your livelihood. Truck drivers and logistics professionals carry immense responsibility on public...
Trial experience and its impact on criminal defense in Georgia
When you face a criminal charge in Georgia, the experience level of your defense in the courtroom may influence how your case unfolds. Trial experience often shapes how attorneys present arguments, test evidence and respond to the facts. Trial experience in Georgia...
Can a passenger face charges if police find drugs in their vehicle?
A police traffic stop often creates instant anxiety. When police discover illegal substances during a search, it can be terrifying and overwhelming. Many passengers assume the law protects them because they do not own the vehicle. However, Georgia law often views...
Do’s and don’ts when police are at the door
When police show up at your door, the situation can feel intimidating, even if you believe that you and your loved ones have done nothing wrong. Nevertheless, it is important to stay calm. How you respond in those first moments can affect everything that happens...
How Georgia’s drug laws impact first-time offenders
Georgia enforces strict drug regulations that can affect you even during a first arrest. A single charge may result in probation, court supervision or fines. Understanding how state law treats first-time cases helps you see what outcomes may apply to your situation....
Limiting reputational damage caused by a criminal charge
A criminal charge can result in a variety of consequences. People who plead guilty or get convicted face a criminal sentence that may restrict their freedoms and cost them money. Some types of offenses may lead to the loss of a driver's license. Convictions also...
The lasting effects of a drug charge
Facing a drug charge can change your life in ways that extend far beyond what happens in a courtroom. Whether the charge results in a conviction or not, the ripple effects can impact your career, your family relationships and your overall well-being. The emotional...
Understanding Georgia’s “Three Strikes” law
Georgia’s "Three Strikes" law is a sentencing rule that imposes significantly harsher penalties on individuals who have been convicted of multiple serious crimes than they might have faced had the repeat offense in question been a first offense. Modeled after federal...