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Mental health issues can significantly affect criminal cases. In Georgia, the law recognizes that mental illness can impact a person's ability to understand their actions and tell right from wrong. This is essential for fair treatment in the justice system....
You have a lot of decisions to make in your criminal defense. Amongst them is whether to accept a plea deal, which, while leading to conviction, could spare you from the harshest penalties. But you don’t want to agree to a conviction if you can avoid it. That’s why...
Trying to understand the laws regarding marijuana can feel like wandering through a maze. You might find yourself asking, "What exactly is legal and what isn't?" You're not alone. Many people in Georgia share your concerns, especially when facing the stress of a drug...
Efforts to lower repeat offenders focus on helping ex-felons get jobs. Steady jobs are vital for fitting back into society and reducing the chance of committing new crimes. Here is how legal help can aid ex-felons in getting back to work. Expungement and record...
With the opioid crisis worsening with the spread of drugs laced with fentanyl, we have seen a rise in overdoses and deaths. Often mixed with other drugs without users knowing, this drug is a powerful synthetic opioid. When young people unknowingly have these dangerous...
Getting a traffic ticket in Georgia can be daunting, especially when points threaten to blemish your driving record. Fortunately, you can take simple steps to mitigate the impact of your driving violations. This comprehensive guide details how to reduce traffic...
If you face drug charges in Georgia, understanding your rights regarding search and seizure can be crucial to your defense. Law enforcement must follow specific rules when conducting searches, and violating these rules can lead to the exclusion of evidence. Know your...
In the world of drug-related crimes, confidential informants play a role that often goes unnoticed by the public. These individuals, working secretly with law enforcement, can significantly impact drug distribution cases. Understanding how confidential informants...
Several factors determine diversion program eligibility, but if you qualify and complete the program, they may drop the charges against you. Again, this is subject to the court’s determination and approval. Here are a few things you need to know about diversion...
A drug conviction could change the course of your life. In Georgia, laws are strict, and penalties for drug possession or distribution can be severe. To this day (September 2024), recreational and medical use of marijuana is prohibited in the state. This means that...