Personal Injury
Getting pulled over can make anyone's heart race. If a cop asks to search your car, you might feel more on edge. Knowing your rights can help you handle these tense moments better. There are also ways that can create a positive outcome when dealing with the law. It...
Have you ever wondered what happens to drivers who repeatedly break Georgia's impaired driving laws? The term "habitual violator" might sound like something out of a crime drama, but it is a real and serious designation in the state. For those facing impaired driving...
It can be stressful if the police pull you over and you do not know why. Law enforcement may have many questions and requests for you during the interaction. A traffic stop is serious so it is important to know what the law requires of you and what you can keep to...
A drunk driving charge in Georgia carries significant repercussions. Many individuals underestimate the extent of noncriminal consequences that can follow a drunk driving incident. Whether this is your first encounter with a drunk driving charge or you have prior...
In Georgia, the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects citizens from unreasonable searches and seizures. This means police usually need a warrant to search a home. However, certain exceptions allow for warrantless searches. Knowing your rights helps you...
An assault charge can have serious consequences, potentially leading to fines and imprisonment. However, it is crucial for someone facing an assault charge to know that valid defense strategies are available to them. Self-defense can be a defense strategy against...
State governments use various methods to deter drivers from making dangerous decisions on the road. One effective solution that some states implement is a point system. In Georgia, authorities can add points to your record every time you commit a traffic violation....
Having a criminal record may complicate your life in more ways than one. Your criminal record may fall in the hands of several parties that may have a say on your employment, education and travel, to name a few. Having a drunk driving or drug conviction may present...
Miranda rights are a critical part of the American legal system. They ensure that individuals understand their constitutional rights during an encounter with law enforcement. These rights originate from the 1966 Supreme Court case Miranda v. Arizona, which requires...
Just a single motorist driving at excessive speeds can create a dangerous situation for everyone on the road. If law enforcers catch you driving at 75 mph on two-lane roads or at 85 mph and above on any road within the state, you are a Super Speeder. This label comes...
