Personal Injury
Social media platforms have evolved beyond being hubs for socializing or sharing what you think. They have become a gold mine of information for police investigations. Previous court cases have shown that online posts may potentially be used as evidence. If law...
In recent years, law enforcement agencies have increasingly turned to drones as a tool for various operations, including suspect identification. Drones, also known as unmanned aerial vehicles, provide law enforcement with a unique vantage point from which to gather...
Even when accused of a crime, such as shoplifting, you have rights. Since changes were made to Georgia’s citizen’s arrest law, the rules for using it have become stricter to prevent potential abuse. Even if the law permits a store or its employees to detain you for...
Driving under the influence (DUI) in Georgia carries significant penalties, and being an out-of-state driver does not exempt you from these consequences. Understanding the potential penalties and fines is essential for any non-resident driver who faces DUI charges in...
The Fourth Amendment protects citizens from unreasonable searches and seizures. However, the interpretation of these rights can vary in different situations. In Georgia, law enforcement officers have the authority to stop individuals for various reasons. When it comes...
Recalling the exact details of an entire event is nearly impossible because of the malleability of human memory. People forget things, which is a known fact. Eyewitnesses provide compelling and credible testimonies because they believe their account of the crime is...
In Georgia, law enforcement generally has the authority to search your vehicle after it has been impounded. The purpose is not to search for criminal evidence initially but rather to document the things in your car. However, this routine procedure might lead to the...
Being stopped by a cop is a terrifying experience for most people. If you find yourself in this situation, your stress and frustration may push you to argue or shout insults at the officer. Although the First Amendment protects your right to free expression, the...
Most states use various methods to address traffic infractions, penalizing them in proportion to the offense's severity. A common way to measure and impose sanctions on violators is through a point system. In Georgia, authorities may assign several points for each...
Facing the immediate aftermath of an arrest in Georgia can be bewildering. For those who have never been arrested before, the initial exposure to the arrest process and the criminal justice system can leave them with more questions than answers. If you have been...
