You’ve been accused of shoplifting and stealing from a local store. You know that you did not do anything wrong. But it’s not just your innocence that you are concerned with. You’re also frustrated because you think you were stereotyped during the event. 4 common...
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Can police charge you for drugs in your car that aren’t yours?
Even those who typically follow most laws will feel nervous when they see the flashing lights of a police officer behind them while driving. Getting pulled over can lead to all kinds of consequences, ranging from expensive traffic tickets to the possibility of an...
Could that police officer’s flashlight or clipboard be a “drunk driver detection” tool?
If you are pulled over by a police officer because they suspect that you may be driving drunk, they will size up your sobriety in a variety of ways long before they ask you to submit to field sobriety tests like walking a straight line or blowing into a Breathalyzer. ...
Defense strategies if accused of reckless driving
If the police stop you and issue a reckless driving ticket, you may think there is no point in contesting it. After all, some traffic tickets bring minor consequences. However, in Georgia, you should not take a reckless driving charge lightly. It is classed as a...
What’s at risk if you die without a last will in Georgia
To many young adults and even middle-aged adults, estate planning might seem like a concern for those closer to retirement. Those who don't have children or those who have yet to accumulate substantial personal possessions might think that they have no need for a last...
Understanding the consequences of shoplifting in Georgia
If you take property from a store, even if it was accidental, it is possible that you will face legal consequences, no matter how low in value the property was. If you have been accused of shoplifting in Georgia, you will need to take the time to understand the law....
Remember the “Move Over law” in Georgia
Drivers in Georgia have a lot of laws that they need to remember if they’re driving on the state’s roads. It’s imperative that they do what they can to help keep themselves and others on the road safe. One of the laws that’s important to remember is the “Move Over...
Possession of drugs like heroin is still a serious offense in Georgia
Although much of the nation has relaxed its stance on some kinds of drug possession, some substances can still lead to severe consequences. The state of Georgia is known for its harsh response to those possessing any illegal substances. When it comes to hard drugs...
What to do if you’re pulled over for speeding
Everyone does it. Even though you know the speed limit, you violate it from time to time. It doesn’t sound like a big deal, but the police see things differently. Not only is it dangerous to you, but speeding also puts others on the road at risk. Here are some steps...
Drug crimes lead to murder charges
When Georgia residents hear the words "drug dealers," they may imagine tough-looking gangsters lurking in dark alleyways. In reality, it may be impossible to spot a drug dealer because many are just regular people, and some even have children, a nice home and a...