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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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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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Misdemeanor vs felony theft: where’s the line?

On Behalf of Katherine A. Gonos, Attorney at Law | Nov 12, 2025 | Criminal Defense

Theft accusations can range from a simple misunderstanding to a serious felony, and the difference between the two can significantly impact your future. If you've been accused of theft, you may be feeling overwhelmed. However, understanding how Georgia determines what...

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Is it theft if the property isn’t in your possession?

On Behalf of Katherine A. Gonos, Attorney at Law | Oct 29, 2025 | Criminal Defense

Buying something usually feels final. You pay for it and it becomes yours. But what happens when that property isn’t yet in your possession for some reason? In certain situations, questions may arise about ownership and whether taking an object back could be perceived...

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Police officers likely need a warrant to search your phone

On Behalf of Katherine A. Gonos, Attorney at Law | Aug 27, 2025 | Criminal Defense

We recently discussed how you do not have to provide consent for the police to search your home. But they may still be able to get inside if they get a search warrant. They cannot simply force their way in and perform an illegal search, but the warrant gives them a...

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How accurate is an eyewitness’s memory?

On Behalf of Katherine A. Gonos, Attorney at Law | Aug 22, 2025 | Criminal Defense

If you are facing criminal charges, you might start to give up hope if the police inform you that they have an eyewitness willing to testify against you. There is no doubt that eyewitnesses have helped prosecutors seal many prosecutions. It’s also true that juries can...

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You do not have to give consent to a home search

On Behalf of Katherine A. Gonos, Attorney at Law | Jul 1, 2025 | Criminal Defense

When a police car pulls up in front of your home, you already know that it’s going to be a rather interesting day. Then the officer knocks on your front door and asks you if they can come inside and take a look around. They claim that they’re conducting an...

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Can I be stopped carrying partially consumed wine from a hotel?

On Behalf of Katherine A. Gonos, Attorney at Law | Jun 10, 2025 | Criminal Defense

Bringing home a bottle of wine after a hotel dinner may feel harmless, especially if it was paid for and resealed. However, depending on how and where you carry it, this simple act can lead to legal consequences. Georgia has specific open container laws that make it...

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