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...
Prescription drug abuse has risen nationwide over the past 10 years. These medications have legitimate medical uses, including for persons recovering from surgery or another injury, but many are also highly addictive. Georgia saw a significant increase in prescription...
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...
