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...
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What online activity can break parole rules?
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Oct 31, 2025 | Criminal Defense
It’s easy to think parole violations only happen in person — missing a check-in, crossing county lines or breaking curfew. But today, much of life happens online. What you post, comment on or even who you message can become part of your parole record. Parole...
¿Qué factores hacen que un DUI se vuelva grave en Georgia?
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Oct 30, 2025 | Manejo bajo la influencia
En Georgia, no todos los casos de manejo bajo la influencia (DUI) pesan igual. La ley distingue entre una infracción básica y una falta grave, y la diferencia radica en detalles concretos: tu nivel de alcohol, tus antecedentes y lo que sucedió mientras estabas al...
Is DNA evidence reliable in criminal defense?
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Oct 29, 2025 | Criminal Defense
DNA evidence has transformed criminal law with its identification capabilities. It can offer high certainty, yet its use in trials often involves complex safeguards. How does using DNA evidence impact the pursuit of justice in Georgia? The benefits of DNA evidence DNA...
Can police use social media to build a drug case?
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Oct 22, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Most people think of social media as a harmless way to share life updates with friends and family, but did you know your online activity can become a powerful tool for law enforcement? Even if your posts don’t directly prove you committed a crime, they can still be...
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...
¿La policía puede revisar su celular sin una orden?
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Sep 30, 2025 | Defensa penal
Su teléfono es más que un aparato. Contiene fotos de su familia, mensajes con su médico y datos bancarios. Por eso, cada vez que un oficial pide verlo, la pregunta clave es la misma: ¿necesita una orden judicial? La respuesta general es sí, aunque existen matices que...
How can people effectively utilize their right to remain silent?
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Sep 25, 2025 | Criminal Defense
The civil rights extended to criminal suspects and defendants are of the utmost importance. Both the Constitution and prior court rulings help establish legal protections for those subject to law enforcement scrutiny. Civil rights help ensure due process and protect...
Can the police follow your car with a drone?
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Sep 6, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Police chases with a vehicle are dangerous. Accidents can happen, potentially injuring suspects, officers or even innocent bystanders. Police chases using helicopters are safer, but they are also expensive. It may not be viable to follow every single suspect by...
¿Qué hacer si la policía me detiene sin ninguna razón en Georgia?
On Behalf of Stephen G. Adkins, Attorney at Law | Sep 3, 2025 | Firm News
Si la policía te detiene sin razón , es crucial mantener la calma y ser respetuoso. Recuerda tus derechos, no estás obligado a responder preguntas que no desees contestar y puedes acogerte a tu derecho de guardar silencio. Solo proporciona tu licencia, registro del...
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