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DUI Checkpoints In Georgia: What Police Can And Can’t Do
If you drive in Georgia, you may eventually encounter a DUI checkpoint. These stops can be stressful, confusing, and intimidating, especially if you are unsure what officers are legally allowed to do. Georgia permits DUI checkpoints, but only under strict constitutional rules. When police step outside those limits, the stop may be unlawful, and… Read More »
Understanding Georgia’s Implied Consent Law And How It Affects DUI Arrests
A DUI arrest in Georgia often moves quickly from a traffic stop to serious legal consequences. One of the most misunderstood parts of that process is Georgia’s implied consent law. Many drivers do not realize that the choices they make in the minutes after an arrest can affect their driver’s license, their criminal case,… Read More »
Georgia’s 10-Day Rule: How To Save Your Driver’s License After A DUI Arrest
When you are arrested for DUI in Georgia, everything moves fast. Your car may be towed, your court date may already be set, and the officer may hand you a notice saying your license will be suspended. What many people do not realize is that Georgia law gives you only 10 days to act… Read More »
Meth Lab Investigations In Georgia: Common Defense Strategies
When someone contacts me about a meth lab investigation in Georgia, the first thing they want to understand is how these cases are built and what defenses may be available. These charges can arise after a police raid, a search based on tips or surveillance, or an investigation that has been developing for months…. Read More »
How A DUI Conviction Affects Your Record And Employment In Georgia
A DUI conviction in Georgia can change far more than your driving record. It can affect your career, future job opportunities, insurance costs, and even your ability to maintain certain professional licenses. Many people are surprised by how long the consequences last and how quickly a single charge can disrupt their life. When I… Read More »
What Happens If You Violate Probation In Georgia?
Probation allows many people in Georgia to serve their sentence in the community instead of behind bars, but it also comes with strict rules. When someone violates those rules, even by mistake, the consequences can be serious. I have worked with many people in Marietta and throughout Georgia who did not fully understand what… Read More »
Constructive Possession In Georgia Drug Cases: What It Means For You
As criminal defense attorneys serving individuals across Georgia, we regularly confront the complex doctrine of constructive possession in drug cases. If you’ve been arrested and drugs weren’t found on your person, but were located in your car, home, or a space you share, the law may still hold you responsible. Under Georgia law, possession… Read More »
Defending Against Possession With Intent To Distribute Charges In Georgia
As a criminal defense attorney serving Marietta and clients across Georgia, I’ve seen firsthand how quickly a possession with intent to distribute charge can change someone’s life. Georgia takes drug-related offenses extremely seriously. A simple possession case can escalate into a felony when law enforcement believes you intended to sell, deliver, or distribute drugs…. Read More »
The Difference Between Home Invasion And Burglary Under Georgia Law
As a Marietta criminal defense attorney, I’ve seen how easily people misunderstand the difference between home invasion and burglary under Georgia law. Both offenses involve entering another person’s property, but the intent, level of force, and potential penalties make these crimes legally distinct. Understanding these differences is crucial because the consequences can be severe,… Read More »
Can Police Force A Blood Test After A DUI Arrest In Georgia?
As criminal defense attorneys representing clients across Georgia, one of the most common questions we hear after a DUI arrest is whether the police can legally force someone to submit to a blood test. It’s a question that cuts to the heart of Georgia’s DUI laws, your constitutional rights, and how evidence is obtained… Read More »