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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...
Theft and other property crimes often result in misdemeanor charges. People accused of shoplifting or taking something that belongs to their neighbor might face misdemeanor theft accusations. However, there are numerous scenarios in which the state might pursue felony...
In some cases, a driver who is arrested on DUI charges in Georgia will submit to a breath test that shows they are over the legal limit. Their BAC is higher than 0.08%. But that driver may feel surprised and confused about this result. They may claim that they do not...
Georgia, like other states, has a law that allows people to avoid being charged with a relatively small amount of illegal drugs if their offense is discovered solely because they sought emergency help for a person who appeared to be suffering an overdose. This is...
You can be charged with possessing drugs with intent when law enforcement believes you had drugs and planned to sell, trade or deliver them. These charges are more severe than simple possession because they suggest you intended to distribute drugs rather than just use...
You have never been in trouble with the law before, but you were recently arrested on drunk driving allegations. This is your first time through the criminal defense system. You are certainly concerned about the impact a DUI in Georgia is going to have on your future....
There are sometimes cases where a driver is arrested for being under the influence of alcohol, and they insist that, while they did consume alcohol earlier in the day, it has been long enough that they should no longer have an elevated blood alcohol concentration....
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...
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...
Police often discover drugs in shared spaces such as vehicles or residences. When that occurs, officers decide who bears responsibility. Proximity to illegal substances does not automatically create guilt. Investigators determine responsibility by examining who knew...