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Individuals who earn their driver's licenses usually learn about the dangers and consequences of drunk driving early on, but some drivers make a distinction between driving drunk and driving buzzed, or feeling the effects of alcohol without being legally drunk....
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...
Driving under the influence is a serious offense with potentially grave consequences. In Georgia, the severity of these charges can escalate from a misdemeanor to a felony under certain conditions. Understanding these conditions can better equip individuals to...
Arson, the act of intentionally setting fire to property, is a serious crime in the state of Georgia. The state treats these cases with severity due to the potential harm to lives, property and community safety. To grasp the implications of arson charges, it is...
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...
Drunk driving remains a serious problem in the United States, despite a decline in alcohol-related deaths over the past several decades. American Addiction Centers note that individuals detained for suspicion of driving under the influence or who receive a first-time...
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,...
The crimes people know as "theft" and "identity theft" might have similar names in everyday English — but they have very different legal definitions. In fact, Georgia law refers to identity theft as "identity fraud". While these crimes are different, they do both...
Driving under the influence of alcohol is a serious crime in Georgia. Punishment after a conviction could range depending on the discretion of a judge. In addition to sentences that could assign jail time, fines, mandatory education and community service, DUI also...
Drugs fall into categories by use and chemical components. Some medicines may become dangerous in certain quantities or mixed with other factors and fall into a controlled substance classification. What is a controlled substance, and what happens if accused of...