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When facing trial, defendants often have the right to a pretrial release of some sort. Different types of release exist, with a judge determining which type to give. Depending on the charge faced, bail details will change. For example, what happens when a person...
Georgia law classifies smash-and-grab burglaries as felony offenses. As noted in Section 16-7-2 of Georgia’s code, however, retail establishments must show that the event caused damages of at least $500. Individuals may face allegations of burglary by entering a...
Being charged with a crime and having a criminal record can have significant consequences on your life. Even after serving time or completing probation, a criminal record can continue to affect your opportunities and quality of life. and it is important to understand...
Assault charges in Georgia may occur in a number of ways, from arguing over questions of property ownership to conflict over personal relationships; however, aggravated assault is unlike other types of charges that may sound similar. According to Erie News Now,...
If you drink and drive, you could face serious consequences. If convicted of DUI, these penalties can affect your finances, your reputation and your ability to obtain and maintain professional employment. For example, according to the Georgia Governor’s Office of...
Defendants who are facing trial for a misdemeanor have a right to some type of pretrial release. There are different types of release, and a judge determines the type a defendant is eligible for. According to the Judicial Council of Georgia, Administrative Office of...
When you have a criminal record, everyday tasks might give you some anxiety. For example, driving your car, interacting with strangers and applying for a job. You might worry about what people will think of you if they find out about your past. Fortunately, you have...