Many people charged with a criminal offense ask, “how do I get the evidence tossed out?” Before trial, your criminal defense attorney will likely file a “motion to suppress” to try and get certain evidence excluded. Keep reading to learn more about motions to suppress. What is a Motion to Suppress? In short, a motion […]
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There are various stages in a criminal case, ranging from arrest, arraignment, trial, and conviction. Motions in limine occur before a trial and can change the trajectory of a criminal case. Keep reading to learn more about motions in limine and the role of an attorney when filing a motion in limine. What is a
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There are various stages in a criminal case, varying from arrest, arraignment, trial, conviction, and post-conviction. If you believe your trial was unfairly or incorrectly handled, your criminal defense attorney may file a motion for a new trial. If the motion for a new trial is granted, a new trial will be scheduled to give
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As someone charged with a crime, it’s essential to be aware of your rights. One of the most crucial rights you have is known as your “Miranda Rights.” These rights were established to protect you during police interrogations and ensure you know your legal rights. Keep reading to learn more about Miranda Rights and what
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There are many critical steps in a criminal case, including a jury trial. Although jury trials do not occur in every case, it is important to know what jury trials are, what your rights are, and how a criminal defense attorney can help you. Keep reading to learn more about jury trials. What is a
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Ignition interlock devices are installed in vehicles to prevent drivers who have consumed alcohol from starting the vehicle. In Georgia, ignition interlock devices are required for certain drivers convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol. In Georgia, drivers who have been convicted of a first-time DUI offense and have a blood alcohol concentration
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Having access to a car is vitally important. A car provides access to employment, education, food, doctor’s appointments, daycare, and more! If you were convicted two or more times of driving under the influence within five years, you will have to surrender the license plates of any vehicles in your name. However, with the help
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There are many steps in a criminal case, and each step is important in resolving the case. Grand Jury indictments apply to serious crimes, and it is important that you have a criminal defense attorney with experience in Georgia’s criminal courts. Keep reading to learn more about a Grand Jury, a Grand Jury indictment, and
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DUI (Driving Under the Influence) laws in Georgia are strict and can carry severe penalties. It is very important that you have an experienced criminal defense attorney to advocate on your behalf during your DUI case. Keep reading to learn more about DUI laws in Georgia! DUI laws in Georgia Under O.C.G.A. § 40-6-391, a
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I recently worked on a case where a person faced legal consequences for not consenting to a field sobriety test. Field sobriety tests can take many forms, and you have the right to refuse the test. Keep reading to learn more about field sobriety tests, the different types of tests, and why you need a
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