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Some people think that taking a little something from a store without paying for it isn’t a big deal. It may shock some to learn that Georgia considers this a very serious crime. Engaging in this kind of behavior can result in significant penalties. Shoplifting in...
Family violence assault is a serious criminal offense that can result in lasting impacts on the accused and the alleged victims. Georgia takes a firm stance against domestic abuse, making defending against these charges an uphill task. Suppose you’re facing family...
In Georgia, aggravated assault is a serious criminal offense that generally involves the intentional and malicious infliction of serious bodily injury on another person or the use of a deadly weapon with the intent to harm another person. Aggravated assault is...
Probable cause is a legal standard that law enforcement must meet before officers can make a lawful arrest. In essence, it means that – given a specific set of circumstances and facts – a reasonable person would conclude that a crime either is in process or has...
If a driver is caught drinking then they could be charged with driving under the influence (DUI). Per Georgia laws, if this was the driver’s first offense in five years, their license may be suspended. After 12 months, they can have your license reinstated, but, in...
When a prosecutor accuses you of certain criminal activity, your intention at the time of the crime sometimes matters. Intention at the time of an incident can have a profound impact on which charges someone faces and how they choose to defend themselves in criminal...
Domestic assault is a problem throughout Georgia and the rest of the United States, which is why it’s important to address it if it is happening in your home. Domestic violence is a pattern of abusive behavior that may turn into domestic assault or abuse. Domestic...
If you are accused of a crime, your priority should be to defend yourself. By taking action to defend yourself, you’ll be in a better position to protect your rights and minimize the risk of harsh penalties. It is unfortunately common for people’s rights to be...
When the state charges you with a crime, you have the right to defend yourself. Not only can you hire an attorney, but you have the right to discovery, which means reviewing the evidence the state will present against you. Knowing what evidence exists can help you...
People frequently feel frightened and overwhelmed when the state charges them with a crime. The more serious the alleged offense is, the more significant the penalties will be. Some people are so scared of the consequences of a criminal conviction that they plead...