It is possible to get domestic violence charges dropped in Georgia, depending on the evidence, witness credibility, and how quickly you act after your arrest. The strength of the prosecution’s case depends heavily on what they can prove. Domestic violence cases...
In Georgia, possession of a controlled substance is almost always a felony. The main exceptions are possession of less than one ounce of marijuana, which is a misdemeanor, and certain first-time offenses for which a judge may exercise their discretion. The severity of...
When a family member is arrested in Georgia, the single most important thing you can do is contact a criminal defense attorney immediately and make sure your loved one stays off the phone until counsel is present. How much damage is done in those first hours depends...
Avoiding a DUI in Georgia starts with planning ahead: designating a sober driver, using rideshare services, or arranging overnight accommodation before you drink. Key factors include understanding Georgia’s BAC limits, implied consent laws, and the serious...
The statute of limitations on domestic violence in Georgia is 2 years for misdemeanors, 4 years for felonies, and 7 years if the victim was under 18. Read on for a full breakdown of how these limits apply to your case. Content warning: This blog post discusses violent...
