The evidence prosecution has in drug crime cases is essential in earning a conviction against the defendant. Evidence can range from video footage of the arrest to lab test results, but how can you beat it? Despite what some people may think, the evidence is not...
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The Feds are investigating me. How scared should I be?
A federal investigation should certainly not be taken lightly. How scared you should be will often depend on what you are being investigated for and whether there is incriminating evidence out there to be found. So generally, the answer here is the often-heard and...
Identity theft and identity fraud: Here are the basics
Identity theft and identity fraud affect millions of Georgians every year. A poll conducted in 2018 revealed that nearly 60 million people nationwide had been affected by identity theft. In this post we will look at the basics of identity theft and identity fraud, and...
Felony DUI charges in Georgia
Georgia has a 10-year "look back" period during which if you have received any other DUI convictions, you would be considered a second (or subsequent) offender. There is no expungement law in Georgia, so a DUI conviction will stay on your record indefinitely, even if...
What happens with a first-time drug possession charge in Georgia?
Due to the dangerous potential for addiction and overdosing, a drug charge is a serious offense in Georgia — even for first-time offenders. Young adults and juveniles may experience consequences they do not expect with regards to future opportunities. Here’s what you...