Spitting might seem minor, especially when no one gets physically hurt. But in Georgia, it can lead to criminal charges. Under state law, even contact that doesn’t cause pain, like spitting on someone, may qualify as simple battery if it’s done in a way meant to...
If you are out with friends or attending an event, having one drink might seem harmless. You may feel fine and believe you are safe to drive. But when it comes to driving in Georgia after drinking, even one drink can affect your ability to stay safe and avoid serious...
A DUI charge in Georgia is already serious. Yet certain factors can make your situation much worse. These are called aggravated DUIs. Knowing what triggers these harsher charges helps you understand what you're facing. What makes your DUI aggravated Georgia law treats...
One of your fundamental rights in the United States is the right to remain silent. The police can ask you questions, but you’re not obligated to answer. They may try to convince you to answer in various ways, such as telling you that things will go easier for you or...
