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Published On: February 19, 2019New Georgia Supreme Court Case Has Major Implications for DUI Cases
Yesterday, with Elliott v. State, the Georgia Supreme Court handed down a decision that has major implications [...]
Published On: December 17, 2018My #3 Most Favorite Legal Podcast
As a solo practitioner whose practice area encompasses pretty much the entire northern half of the large [...]
Published On: December 14, 2018Fulton County Veterans Day Record Restriction Summit
I feel very strongly that people should be able to move on after an encounter with law [...]
Published On: December 11, 2018Asking For A Friend: How Much Is Too Much?
Especially around the holidays, people frequently ask me questions like:"If I eat a large meal before having [...]
Published On: December 10, 2018My #4 Most Favorite Legal Podcast
As a solo practitioner whose practice area encompasses pretty much the entire northern half of the large [...]
Published On: December 6, 2018A Few Notes on Holiday Roadblocks
Every holiday season, Georgia sees a spike in DUI arrests. This is due in part to widespread [...]
Published On: December 3, 2018My #5 Most Favorite Legal Podcast
As a solo practitioner whose practice area encompasses pretty much the entire northern half of the large [...]
Published On: November 30, 2018Guilty Until Proven Innocent?
In the past week or so, the story of the woman who was held in jail for [...]
Published On: November 9, 2018Youth Justice at Grady High School
This week I had the great pleasure of speaking to a group of Grady High School parents [...]
Published On: August 9, 2018Georgia’s Marijuana Laws: “Decriminalization” and what it means
The law can be confusing, especially since there are so many overlapping laws. This is especially true [...]
Published On: June 26, 2018Georgia’s New Hands-Free Driving Law: What You Need to Know
On July 1, 2018, a new Georgia law goes into effect that may require some changes to [...]
- Published On: June 1, 2018
FTAs and Atlanta Municipal Court
Ransomware Attack Cripples Atlanta Municipal Court and Causes Confusion, Missed Court Dates You may have heard [...]
- Published On: May 22, 2018
Things To Know During Memorial Day Traffic Crackdowns
10 Things To Know During Memorial Day Traffic CrackdownsAll attorneys who practice DUI law in Georgia know [...]
- Published On: May 18, 2018
Medical Marijuana: What It Means for Georgia Drivers
Last week, Governor Deal signed into law a new bill that expands the number of Georgians who [...]
- Published On: February 1, 2018
Accountability Courts
My take on accountability courtsIn 2012, Governor Deal appointed a former drug court judge to the Criminal [...]
- Published On: January 19, 2018
Restorative Justice Freedom Summit
In Georgia, approximately 3.8 million people (or a third of Georgia’s population) have a criminal record. This [...]
- Published On: November 23, 2017
FAMILY VIOLENCE AND THE HOLIDAYS
Stress can cause people to act in unusual ways, and for many people, the holidays can be [...]
- Published On: November 21, 2017
THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY AND DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE
Last year, 273 Georgia drivers were arrested for DUI over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. Many of these [...]
Published On: October 26, 2017Know Your Rights During a DUI Stop
What was once merely fodder for movies and TV shows has since evolved into the subject of [...]
- Published On: October 12, 2017
MARIJUANA LAWS IN ATLANTA: SLOW TO BURN OUT
Georgia has seen an economic boon in recent years, as companies flock to the metro area and [...]
- Published On: October 8, 2017
Parents of Teen Drivers: What You Need to Know
Georgia’s TADRS: Teenage and Adult Driver Responsibility Act was enacted in 1997. The law establishes the concept [...]
- Published On: October 5, 2017
Surprising Note on Windshield Encourages Safe Driving
Recently a woman and her husband felt that they might have had too much to drink to [...]
