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What are the penalties for “swatting” in Georgia?

On Behalf of Fitzgerald Law | Dec 21, 2024 | Criminal Defense

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...

Will “incognito” mode keep your browsing private?

On Behalf of Fitzgerald Law | Sep 25, 2024 | Criminal Defense

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....

What is due process in criminal proceedings?

On Behalf of Fitzgerald Law | Sep 18, 2024 | Criminal Defense

People in some countries fear the authorities. They fear that officials may act without impunity depriving them of any legal rights they should have. In the United States, several elements of the Constitution seek to avoid these sorts of concerns. They guarantee...

How self-defense laws work in Georgia

On Behalf of Fitzgerald Law | Aug 26, 2024 | Criminal Defense

Self-defense laws in the Peach State protect individuals compelled to use force to defend themselves or others from immediate harm. These laws are rooted in the principle that individuals have the right to defend themselves from threats or violence. Understanding the...

When can the police lawfully search a driver’s vehicle?

On Behalf of Fitzgerald Law | Jul 26, 2024 | Criminal Defense

For many people, a vehicle is an extension of their personal living space. Their vehicles may contain personal possessions for their comfort while driving. They may have a sense of privacy in their vehicles even though other people can theoretically look through the...

Addressing police bias in Georgia: A defense perspective

On Behalf of Fitzgerald Law | Jun 19, 2024 | Criminal Defense

The issue of law enforcement bias has troubled the justice system in Georgia for decades and continues even now. Reports of alleged discrimination and misconduct may go unnoticed by the general public, but they occur with alarming frequency. In a nutshell, this means...

Must you open the door to the police?

On Behalf of Fitzgerald Law | May 15, 2024 | Criminal Defense

The police knocking on your door can be concerning, especially if you have never dealt with them before. How you act in the next few minutes could make a big difference to your future.  Your first question is probably whether or not you need to open the door. The...

The open container law in Georgia

On Behalf of Fitzgerald Law | Apr 23, 2024 | Criminal Defense

If you are caught driving with an open container of an alcoholic beverage in the passenger area on the roadway or shoulder of any public highway, you may face a charge in Georgia.  This is the open container law. Here is what it entails: What is an open alcoholic...

Can criminal convictions affect custody rights?

On Behalf of Fitzgerald Law | Apr 1, 2024 | Criminal Defense

Criminal convictions, especially those involving harm to children, can significantly impact an individual's child custody rights. When determining custody arrangements – including contested requests for modification of existing orders – the courts prioritize the...

3 mistakes to avoid if facing criminal charges

On Behalf of Fitzgerald Law | Mar 13, 2024 | Criminal Defense

If the police accuse you of a crime, your head might go into overdrive. Unless you have been in this situation many times before, it will be incredibly stressful. That stress will leave you vulnerable to making mistakes, and even innocent mistakes can be costly when...

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