Facing criminal charges is never an easy hill to climb. It is a scary experience, regardless of the circumstances. However, Georgia theft and property crimes can be unique to our state and even to the local municipality that charged you. Indeed, the charge of theft...
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If the thief gives the property back, can I drop the charges?
When someone is the victim of a property crime, their first idea is that they just want their stuff back. Once charges are filed, they often have the idea to barter their stuff to drop the charges, and they may even offer to drop them in exchange for their stuff. But...
Can Georgia law enforcement take property connected to crimes?
In Georgia, your property can be legally taken away by law enforcement if they even suspect that you acquired the property from criminal activity. The law calls this civil asset forfeiture. BUT, to keep the property, the state must prove that it's connected to...
Protecting your rights when you are faced with armed robbery charges
The criminal process can feel like an overwhelming and complicated process. When faced with a serious felony charge, it is hard to think about anything other than the severe consequences associated with a conviction. While the penalties for an armed robbery charge is...
When does borrowing turning into stealing?
Criminal charges carry with them serious consequences, which is why Georgia residents facing them should not take them lightly. However, sometimes someone may find themselves facing criminal charges, such as those of theft, due to a misunderstanding. What happens if...