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Not understanding the stand your ground law in Georgia could mean the difference between you legally walking away from a situation where you had to use a deadly weapon and ending up in the back of a cruiser headed to jail. If you are a weapon owner who believes in…
A 29-year-old fugitive whose purported crime spree began in Woodstock, Georgia, was tracked down by law enforcement officers through social media. He was apprehended in Colorado and found in violation of his parole. As reported by the Vail Daily, he was caught when he…
People who are charged with driving while under the influence of alcohol usually face many different challenges as they try to deal with the allegations. Some may find themselves under an incredible amount of pressure, while others may be worried about whether their…
For those charged with assault or battery in Georgia may be able to count on self-defense in specific circumstances. If the court decides that you acted in self-defense, then no further charges can come from that action. The stakes are always higher when charged with…
The state of marijuana laws in the country can make it very difficult to know exactly what is going on in Georgia. While some states have legalized it on every level, others have strong restrictions on it. Some states have decriminalized the drug, while others still…
An arrest for driving under the influence in Georgia may leave you full of fear and uncertainty. If you are convicted or choose to plead guilty, you could face a variety of consequences, including being ordered to participate in the state’s DUI, alcohol or drug use…
After the arrest of a minor for juvenile crimes in Georgia, he or she has the right to legal proceedings. When charged as a juvenile, these proceedings take place through the juvenile justice procedure. For minors, age and development play a significant role. If…
It is easy for young people in Georgia to make a mistake that breaks the law. The legal system understands this, which is why there is a juvenile court in place to handle cases of children committing crimes. However, if you are a parent whose son or daughter may be in…