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Many people tend to assume, and in some cases correctly, that everything they do online is monitored in some way. This is often the result of what's known as surveillance fatigue, which is a natural response to the chronic information breaches and infringements of...
Georgia treats drug crimes seriously, devoting a great deal of time and resources toward investigating and prosecuting them. Being arrested and convicted of a drug crime can have serious consequences for you and your future. And what many don’t realize is that those...
Theft charges can result in heavy fines and jail time. Misdemeanor theft charges can result in up to one year in jail and felony theft charges may result in one to 10 years in prison. Because of the steep penalties associated with theft charges, it is essential for...
Many drug cases arise from traffic stops and other relatively simple incidents in which police find drugs in a person's possession while investigating something unrelated. The charges involved in these cases are serious, and they can ruin the lives of the accused, but...
Theft is a serious criminal offense that can take on many different forms under Georgia law. Depending on the alleged conduct that a defendant has purportedly engaged in, they may face any number of theft charges that carry varying degrees of sanctions and penalties....
Being caught in possession of an illegal substance could result in serious consequences for the accused. These could be further intensified if the accused is purported to be involved in a drug trafficking operation. In order for these charges to stick in Georgia,...
Georgia treats drug crimes seriously and harshly penalizes possession of small amounts of Schedule I drugs. If you are convicted of possessing a Schedule I drug, you might be sentenced to prison and be ordered to pay a stiff fine. Drug convictions also come with...
The Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects Americans from unreasonable or illegal searches and seizures by law enforcement officials. One way to protect people from these unlawful searches is to require police officers to acquire a valid warrant before...
We all make choices in life, and sometimes, those choices work out, and sometimes, they do not. Unfortunately, when those choices involve illegal drugs, the consequences of those choices not working out can be severe. According to Coweta County deputies, this was the...
Head-on collisions can be especially tragic. In most head-on accidents, the wrong way driver is 100% at fault, and the other driver dies or suffers grievous injuries. In a recent head-on collision in Lee County, a wrong-way driver suspected of driving while...