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Sobriety checkpoints – also known as driving under the influence (DUI) roadblocks – are a very efficient tool for law enforcement professionals. By stopping every driver passing a certain point on the road, they can screen dozens of drivers every hour for signs of...
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...
Embezzlement and fraud are both white collar crimes. Often, these terms are used interchangeably, but they are very different charges. While both involve the use of deception to purposely misappropriate funds, someone who has embezzled money has lawful access to those...
A sexual crime accusation can potentially damage your reputation and affect your present and future employment opportunities, relationships and overall well-being. While sexual crimes may seem self-explanatory, it is important to understand how they are defined and...
Alcohol and other mind-altering substances can affect people's judgment and their behavior. Although alcohol does not change someone's personality, it can influence their decision-making in many situations. Sometimes, people who have had too much to drink make...
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...
Blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is a percentage-based measurement of the amount of alcohol present in an individual’s bloodstream. It helps to clarify legal intoxication and can impact a person's ability to drive or perform other tasks. Many people understandably...
Theft and other property crimes are among the most common reasons that people face arrest and prosecution in Georgia. From teenagers accused of shoplifting to adult professionals facing allegations of embezzlement, there are many different forms of theft that can lead...
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...
People who are charged with drug possession can lose employment, loan opportunities, education advancements and housing. A drug possession charge in Georgia can lead to serious penalties. The possession of a Schedule III, IV or V substance can lead to up to 5 years in...