The privilege to drive on the highways of Georgia is conditioned upon a driver’s submission to state-administered chemical tests of blood, breath, urine or other bodily substances to determine if the driver is under the influence of alcohol or drugs. This is Georgia's...
Drunk Driving
What are the standard field sobriety tests for drunk driving?
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Mar 13, 2026 | Drunk Driving
Credible evidence is necessary for a strong criminal case. Statements about prior activities, video footage of poor driving and test results often serve as the main evidence in drunk driving cases. Before police officers can arrest people and require that they submit...
What is a per se DUI offense in Georgia?
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Feb 26, 2026 | Drunk Driving
Some driving under the influence (DUI) charges follow major crashes. Other times, a traffic stop is the reason for a DUI arrest. A driver may not have struggled to control their vehicle. The state might accuse them of a per se DUI offense, and they can face the same...
License suspension for a DUI in Georgia
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Jan 15, 2026 | Drunk Driving
When you are arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol/drugs or refuse to submit to a chemical test to determine if you are driving while impaired, your license can be suspended immediately. For a refusal, your license can be suspended for a minimum of...
Breath test results don’t always prove that a driver was drunk
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Jan 7, 2026 | Drunk Driving
Prosecutors need verifiable evidence to justify the criminal charges they pursue. In scenarios involving allegations of drunk driving, many people consider chemical tests the gold standard. If a driver fails a chemical test, other people may automatically assume that...
Could drivers face DUI charges for sleeping in their vehicles?
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Nov 16, 2025 | Drunk Driving
Certain decisions obviously put motorists at risk of driving under the influence (DUI) charges. If impaired motorists cause crashes or get pulled over by police officers, they may end up arrested and facing serious charges. However, nuances in the law can actually put...
Can riding a bike home from a bar prevent a DUI?
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Oct 5, 2025 | Drunk Driving
People who regularly drink could be at risk of a driving under the influence (DUI) charge. All it takes is getting behind the wheel one time after drinking too much to put a person's freedom and reputation at risk. People who enjoy alcohol may take specific steps to...
A guide to categories of DUI charges in Georgia
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Sep 2, 2025 | Drunk Driving
If you drive in Georgia, you may encounter driving under the influence (DUI) charges in several distinct forms. Each form can rely on a type of proof that shapes your situation on the road. Officers may evaluate test results, observe your behavior or consider a...
Can I legally drive after having one drink in Georgia?
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Jul 25, 2025 | Drunk Driving
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...
Do drivers have to talk to the police during a traffic stop?
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Apr 14, 2025 | Drunk Driving
For many people, getting stopped by the police can be unsettling. People often fear that one little mistake could lead to serious criminal charges, fines and incarceration – costing them their future. A common mistake that many people make during traffic stops is...
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