There are some legal protections against unlawful searches and seizures in the Fourth Amendment of our Constitution. But you might be surprised to learn that there are also state-level search and seizure laws in Georgia that help protect private citizens. Since the...
Most people who call Frye Law Group facing a first-time criminal charge in Cobb County aren’t hardened criminals. They’re teachers, nurses, students, business owners, and parents. People who made one mistake or were in the wrong place at the wrong time....
If you’re facing charges for a criminal offense in Georgia, then you should know the rules that prosecutors must follow to get a conviction. The criminal offenses statute of limitations in Georgia is a time limit that the prosecution has to file charges. The reason...
If you plan to engage in sexual relations in the state of Georgia, it is vital to understand how the age of consent laws work. According to the 2010 Georgia Code § 16-6-3, the age of consent in the state of Georgia is 16. This means that if you are an adult over the...
While the sex offender registry in Georgia can help protect potential victims of crimes, there are people on the registry who do not need to be there. In 2010, the state of Georgia passed a law that makes some offenders eligible for sex offender registry removal. As...
