Archive: Criminal Defense
What if the officer doesn’t show up to court?
Many people ask questions like “Does the officer have to be at my court date?” or “What happens if the officer doesn’t show up?” or “Will my case be dismissed if the officer doesn’t...
Answering Application Questions with a Pending Criminal Case
There are many questions that can come up while you have a pending criminal case in Georgia. You might be wondering: “If I fill out an application, will they see these charges?” or “Do...
Criminal Charges for a Party Host
Did you know that as a party host you can face criminal charges if an underage attendee drinks alcohol and is caught by the police? Whether you are a parent or also under 21,...
Record Sealing 2021 Updates
Ringing in 2021 is going to be cause for celebration for many just given the challenges of 2020. But for Georgia residents with a criminal record, there could be even more reason to celebrate...
Drug Crimes Defined
Drug use has risen during the Covid-19 pandemic, despite the fact that use of illicit drugs, including marijuana, is still illegal. Georgia law prohibits the possession, possession with intent to distribute, distribution, sale, manufacture...
Under 21 Ticket Success Story
Caught driving 94 mph in a 70 mph zone? This might seem like a hopeless situation — particularly for an 18-year-old facing not only super-speeder charges but also license suspension. Never give up hope,...
Can I Vote if I Have Been Convicted of a Felony?
A felony conviction is not the end of voting rights in Georgia. If you were convicted of a felony and have completed the terms of your felony sentence, you most likely are able to...
Beware of Trespassing and Loitering Charges if You Dare to Tread on Haunted Property
If you’ve been watching reruns of “Ghost Hunters” or videos about haunted sites in Georgia, think twice before visiting any of these properties. Most are privately owned, and venturing onto one could lead to...
Know the Risks Before Hosting a Party with Underage Drinking
Halloween is approaching, and for teens, that often means attending parties that may involve underage drinking instead of going trick-or-treating. If you or your teen hosts a party where alcohol is served by you...
Criminal Prosecutions Restarting in Georgia
Criminal Prosecutions Restarting in Georgia As many people who have ongoing criminal cases know, Georgia has had a statewide judicial emergency in effect since March 14, 2020. This was due to the safety concerns...
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