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Self-defense may be your strongest argument when facing charges involving violence or harm against another person. As such, it helps to understand what the law in Georgia says about when and how you're legally allowed to use force to protect yourself. You can claim...
The Controlled Substance Act (CSA) was established in 1970 to maintain the use, manufacture and distribution of substances. These regulations help establish whether a substance can be obtained by consumers or used for medical purposes. Not all substances have the...
People accused of breaking the law may decide to defend themselves against the charges they face. There are several strategies that can work for those accused of illegal activities. Some people have alibis. Testimony from other people or security camera footage from a...
Some people think of it as a sort of prank, while others do it purely for the intimidation factor. However, “swatting” is a serious crime in Georgia these days. Swatting occurs when someone makes a false report to the police through emergency services that there is...
A large portion of people accused of a driving under the influence (DUI) offense have had too much alcohol before driving. After encountering a sobriety checkpoint, getting pulled over or crashing, drivers who have had too much to drink may end up facing DUI charges....
Also known as cyberstalking, online stalking involves using digital platforms to intimidate, harass or make someone fearful of their safety. Cyberstalking can involve sending incessant messages, tracking someone’s location online without consent or engaging in other...
Sharing nude pics online is risky business. Many folks don't realize the legal mess they might land in, especially in Georgia. Sending nude photos can get you slapped with serious criminal charges. This is doubly true if minors are involved. You need to know what...
While police officers in Georgia have numerous powers at their disposal, these are not unlimited. To stop a driver on suspicion of driving under the influence, the suspicion of the officers must be reasonable. For example, the driver may have been swerving, speeding...
The term “drug trafficking” often makes people think of organized crime involving the regular sale of illicit substances. State prosecutors can bring trafficking charges against those accused of involvement in organized criminal activity related to the large-scale...
It’s very common for people to realize that they shouldn’t drive after they’ve been drinking alcohol. Maybe they only thought they’d have one drink, but it turned into three or four, and now they’re too impaired. They still have to drive home, so they’re looking for a...