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What does it mean to mount an affirmative defense?

On Behalf of Katherine A. Gonos, Attorney at Law | Jun 29, 2026 | Criminal Defense

The burden of proof during a criminal trial is on the prosecutor. They must have enough evidence to warrant bringing charges in the first place. They must then build a case that is strong enough to convince a jury beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant committed...

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What to expect during drug court in Lowndes County

On Behalf of Katherine A. Gonos, Attorney at Law | Jun 19, 2026 | Drug Charges

The drug courts, which are a type of Accountability Court, serve an important function in the criminal justice system. They are an alternative to traditional prosecution that treats drug offenses as a form of moral failure, rather than the consequence of a very real...

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Could you get a DUI for sleeping in your car?

On Behalf of Katherine A. Gonos, Attorney at Law | Jun 6, 2026 | Drunk Driving

If you choose to drive while you are under the influence of alcohol, you run the risk of being arrested on DUI charges. Georgia law states that you have to be in "actual physical control" of a vehicle while impaired to be guilty of an offense. Notably, this does not...

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Injuries aren’t necessary for Georgia assault charges

On Behalf of Katherine A. Gonos, Attorney at Law | May 25, 2026 | Criminal Defense

People hoping to fight criminal charges need to strategize based on the details of the state’s allegations. Those facing assault charges might claim that they acted in self-defense in some cases. Other times, they might potentially assert that they didn't actually...

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Can the police read your text messages?

On Behalf of Katherine A. Gonos, Attorney at Law | May 11, 2026 | Criminal Defense

These days, it seems like many people prefer texting over making a phone call. Smartphones have made texting easier than ever, and people will also send messages through many social media platforms, such as Facebook, Instagram, Reddit or WhatsApp. These direct...

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Leaving the store isn’t necessary for a Georgia shoplifting charge

On Behalf of Katherine A. Gonos, Attorney at Law | Apr 25, 2026 | Theft & Property Crimes

Shoplifting often makes people think of teenagers who wear sunglasses out of a store without paying for them or fill their pockets with costly cosmetics. Shoplifting often involves people taking merchandise without paying for it, either by concealing it or by grabbing...

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What happens during DUI field sobriety testing?

On Behalf of Katherine A. Gonos, Attorney at Law | Apr 6, 2026 | Drunk Driving

Police officers who pull people over on suspicion of impaired driving need evidence to justify an arrest and help the state pursue criminal charges later. Police officers often follow drivers to record erratic conduct on the road with their dashboard cameras. They ask...

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How strict newer laws are affecting fentanyl charges

On Behalf of Katherine A. Gonos, Attorney at Law | Mar 20, 2026 | Drug Charges

Fentanyl has become a hot topic in social policy, law enforcement and medicine in recent years. This powerful synthetic opioid is far stronger than traditional opiate drugs, such as morphine and codeine. It is so potent, in fact, that experts blame fentanyl and...

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How the exclusionary rule can affect criminal defense strategies

On Behalf of Katherine A. Gonos, Attorney at Law | Mar 13, 2026 | Criminal Defense

Every criminal charge requires a unique response. The specific allegations brought by the state, the evidence collected and the history of the defendant all influence the most effective response to pending criminal allegations. In some cases, challenging the use of...

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Are injuries necessary for assault charges?

On Behalf of Katherine A. Gonos, Attorney at Law | Feb 27, 2026 | Criminal Defense

Assault charges are among the most common violent crimes that occur in Georgia. People can face assault charges after altercations with strangers or after disputes with family members. Confusion about what constitutes assault may leave people questioning the validity...

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