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Carisoprodol is a medication that often remains in the shadows, not as widely recognized as some other pharmaceuticals. Under the Georgia Code, this drug is a Schedule IV drug, which means it can be harmful and dangerous. Avoiding dangers associated with the substance...
Drunk driving is a serious problem in the United States. The National Highway Safety Commission reports 1.5 million drunk driving arrests each year. This reckless behavior can impact the lives of those in the vehicle as well as their families, friends and the...
Encountering a traffic stop can be an anxiety-inducing experience. However, understanding the proper protocol can alleviate tension and ensure a smoother interaction with law enforcement. Reading a step-by-step guide on what to do after a police stop may help you in...
When facing criminal charges, how you navigate the process may result in unexpected new challenges. It is important to avoid certain actions that can potentially worsen your circumstances. 1. Discussing your case with others Keep your legal matters private. Avoid...
Kidnapping is a serious offense that carries severe penalties, yet many people might not know the actual definition of the crime. In Georgia, kidnapping involves more than just taking someone against their will. If the police have charged you or someone you love with...
Property crimes are offenses in which someone intentionally damages, destroys or steals another person's property. An individual facing criminal charges for property crimes needs to understand these crimes and their consequences. Burglary Burglary involves entering...
Even responsible people can find themselves driving while intoxicated after having one too many drinks. In this case, you may face stiff drunk driving penalties in the state of Georgia, which can lead to major legal issues. While you should always try to avoid drunk...
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...
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...