Personal Injury
In general, too much of anything can be dangerous. While it is not wrong to have a drink or two after a tiring day, getting behind the wheel of a motor vehicle while intoxicated could pose threats to you and the people around you. Certain levels of alcohol intake can...
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...
Driving under the influence (DUI) in Georgia is a serious offense that encompasses not only alcohol impairment but also driving while under the influence of drugs. Understanding the intersection of traffic and drug laws is crucial for drivers in Georgia. This blog...
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...
Driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs is a serious offense in every state across the United States, and Georgia is no exception. Most first, second and third DUI offenses within a 10-year period fall under the category of misdemeanors in Georgia....
When faced with a threat, people typically react in one of two ways: they either fight and confront the threat or retreat. But what happens when someone knowingly provokes you and causes you to retaliate? Even if you believe that you were acting in self-defense, there...
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...
It is not illegal to have a glass of wine or a bottle of beer after a rough day in the office. However, drinking becomes a crime when the alcohol you consumed influences the way you operate your vehicle. In Georgia, it is illegal for someone age 21 and over to be...
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...
Encounters with law enforcement officers during traffic stops can be tense. One common question that may arise during these interactions is, "Have you been drinking?" It is important to respond calmly and responsibly to protect your rights and avoid unnecessary...
