Criminal Defense

You’ve been charged with a crime, and the prosecution has offered you a plea deal. Maybe it promises a lighter sentence or drops a more serious charge. However, it still doesn't feel right. Perhaps you believe you’re innocent, or the deal just seems unfair, and you’re...

When kids go off to college (particularly young men), parents often warn them about the dangers of becoming the victim of hazing. That’s particularly true if they want to be part of a fraternity, sports team or even an exclusive club. Hazing incidents have led to...

One of the most pressing questions a person has when they’re arrested and placed in jail on a criminal charge is how they’re going to get released. Most people don’t want to sit in jail while their case moves through the criminal justice system because of how long it...

In Georgia, leaving a traffic accident scene is a criminal offense known as a hit and run. This law applies when a driver is involved in a crash that causes property damage, injury or death and fails to stop and fulfill certain legal duties. Under Georgia Code §...

If you are an active member of the U.S. military, avoiding a criminal conviction in civilian court is not just about staying out of jail—it’s about protecting your career, your benefits and your future in the armed forces.  Service members are held to a high standard...

Social media has become an integral part of modern life for many individuals. Social platforms allow individuals to stay virtually connected with like-minded people. However, its ease of access and broad reach can also lead to unintended legal consequences. For...

In Georgia, crimes are categorized into two primary classifications: misdemeanors and felonies. While misdemeanors are considered less severe offenses, felony convictions almost always result in truly significant legal consequences, potentially including lengthy...

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...

Many people believe that using "incognito” mode" or "private browsing" in their web browsers offers complete privacy and protection from prying eyes. Some even think it can shield them from authorities or prevent any record of their online activity from being traced....