Government statistics show that the state of Georgia ranks fairly high when it comes to fatal motor vehicle crashes that involve intoxicated drivers. About an average of 320 people die each year in the state from such accidents. Several factors go into which drivers...
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How can an ignition interlock device benefit you?
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Nov 9, 2022 | Drunk Driving
A drunk driving charge can complicate your life and jeopardize your independence. Depending on the severity of your charge, you might meet the eligibility requirements to have an ignition interlock device. This innovative technology can enable you to maintain your...
Underage drunk driving in Georgia
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Nov 2, 2022 | Drunk Driving
It is vital to familiarize yourself with underage drunk driving laws if you are the parent of a teen driver or a driver under the age of 21. Drunk driving charges can have an especially disruptive impact on a young person's life, and if you face these allegations, the...
Do previous convictions affect DUI penalties?
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Nov 1, 2022 | Drunk Driving
It is imperative to understand how various factors can impact the potential repercussions of a DUI case if you face drunk driving charges. In addition to causing another person to become hurt and the presence of children in your vehicle, you could face harsher...
Is a DUI a misdemeanor or a felony?
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Jun 21, 2022 | Drunk Driving
More often than not, a DUI is a misdemeanor rather than a felony. Misdemeanors have less severe consequences, such as smaller fines and shorter jail sentences. However, there are a few situations where a DUI becomes a felony. It's your fourth DUI In Georgia, a DUI...
Meeting the legal definition of DUI in Georgia
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Oct 8, 2021 | Drunk Driving
Being arrested for intoxicated driving can have devastating legal consequences. Anyone facing such serious charges needs the strongest defense possible. Drivers in the Peach State should never have to submit to a DUI unless they meet the legal definitions below. What...
Students have a lot to lose from a DUI during graduation season
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Apr 29, 2019 | Drunk Driving
May might be one of the most important months for many Georgia college students. All the hard work they’ve put in for years is about to pay off as they are only weeks away from putting on their caps and gowns. It’s only a matter of time before a diploma is...
How accurate are field sobriety tests?
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Apr 23, 2019 | Drunk Driving
On your way home from an evening out with friends, you suddenly see flashing red and blue lights behind you. Nervous, you pull over as the police officer approaches your vehicle. You are asked to step out of your vehicle and perform several roadside tests. You wonder...
5 Hidden costs of a DUI
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Feb 7, 2019 | Drunk Driving
Most people who choose to drive after drinking have the feeling that they might not be quite sober enough to have full control of their actions behind the wheel. Yet, alcohol tends to reduce our ability to assess risks.Before you go out for drinks, it’s...
5 Tips for hosting a DUI-free super bowl party
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Jan 14, 2019 | Drunk Driving
Game day is almost here! If you’re in charge of the super bowl party this year, doing these five things can help make sure your guests have a great time — without getting a DUI on the way home. 1. Collect keys Guests may be reluctant to offer up their keys, but this...
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