Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense in Georgia, with stringent laws and severe consequences designed to deter impaired driving. Understanding Georgia's DUI laws, including the punishments for various offenses and the significant aggravating factors, is crucial...
In Georgia, a criminal law known as the "Three Strikes Law" is designed to enhance penalties for repeat offenders. This law serves a dual purpose: to deter habitual criminal behavior and to protect the community by imposing stricter sentences...
DUI Less Safe laws in Georgia allow police to arrest drivers that are below the legal .08% BAC standard but driving while impaired due to your own prescription drugs, controlled subsances, etc.
This article discusses the various steps of the criminal justice system in Georgia, and what it means for anyone who is facing prosecution.
Arrests of Extremists and Terrorist Groups Domestic terrorism in the United States by extremists and groups can result in harsh sentences for participants. Learn how the government views domestic terrorism including groups on a terrorist watch list. Anyone who...
This article discusses PPP loan fraud including federal investigations, charges, arrests, and what to do if you are facing PPP loan fraud issues.
There are several reasons that could cause there to be an outstanding warrant for your arrest. If you know, or have reason to believe, there is an outstanding warrant for you the best thing to do is to turn...
What is the Georgia First Offender Act, aka the Second Chance Law? The First Offender Act is a sentencing option (program) that enables a person with no prior felony conviction to avoid normal prosecution and avoid having a permanent...
Burglary laws in Georgia are usually prosecuted as felony charges, Depending on the type of burglary punishments include prison and fines.
Learn about theft by taking laws in Georgia including misdemeanor and felony charges, potential sentences, and fines if convicted.