Experienced North Georgia
Criminal Defense Attorney
Experienced North Georgia Criminal Defense Attorney
Anyone who gets arrested for a DUI may feel like there is no way to defend themselves against the charges. When a person facing DUI charges feels this way, they may think that the best thing to do is to plead guilty without trying to defend themselves. This is a grave...
Higher education has become almost unconscionably expensive in recent years. In fact, to obtain a four-year degree in Georgia, you can expect to pay an average of nearly $11,000 per year. Luckily, public and private financial aid may be available to help you defray...
You can receive a conviction for driving under the influence in Georgia courts regardless of blood alcohol content. Law enforcement can arrest you with obvious drug or alcohol impairment or with a BAC of 0.08% or higher. Before facing the judge, review the possible...
Georgia drivers understand that there are severe penalties to drinking and driving. Intoxicated driving is one of the most common reasons for arrest in the country, and this is especially true for areas with strict DUI laws. In order to understand why these laws are...
Georgia drivers like you should understand DUI laws in the state. This way, if an officer ever pulls you over, you can predict what they may do next. The first thing they will likely do is give you a field sobriety test. But even step one does not always go without a...
When Georgia authorities stop your car and charge you with drunk driving, you may face serious repercussions if that charge leads to a conviction. You may have to spend time in jail, perform at least 40 hours of community service and pay at least a $300 fine for a...
College students in Georgia may think that due to your age, you do not have to worry about harsh legal penalties. Or you may believe that being a "first-time offended" is enough to offer you protection. But Georgia has low tolerance for drinking and driving. Its...
Part of growing up involves getting into some trouble, especially for teens. However, when teens get in trouble for experimenting with alcohol and driving, the potential repercussions of their actions may be significant and lasting. In order to help protect your teen...
Thanks to enforcement efforts, awareness campaigns and local media, most drivers realize it is illegal to drive drunk. In Georgia, if you have a blood alcohol concentration above 0.08% before climbing behind the wheel, you may face charges for driving under the...
In Georgia, a person charged with driving under the influence of alcohol may lose the right to drive through a driver's license suspension or revocation. Depending on the circumstances of their case, the defendant may reinstate their driving privileges if they install...
