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The Role of a Criminal Defense Attorney: What They Do and Why They Matter

Criminal defense attorneys play a crucial role in ensuring that an accused person’s rights are vigorously protected. A criminal defense attorney’s role may vary from case to case. However, there are some important steps that criminal defense attorneys take in every case. Keep reading to learn more about the role of a criminal defense attorney. […]

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What are the “Collateral Consequences” of a Criminal Conviction?

When most people think about a criminal conviction they think about the obvious penalties including jail time, probation, and fines. These are known as “direct consequences.” They are consequences handed down by a judge. But, what many people do not consider, is that punishment often does not end when a person walks out of the

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What is the “Right to Counsel” and Why is it Important?

As a criminal defense attorney, I have stood beside clients at some of the most critical moments of their lives. Whether facing a misdemeanor or a serious felony, each person I represent has one thing in common: the constitutional right to legal counsel. This right is more than just a procedural formality, it is a

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Preparing for Your Parole Hearing in Georgia

A client’s case does not end with the criminal trial—it shifts to an equally critical phase: advocating for their release before the Georgia State Board of Pardons and Paroles. As a criminal defense attorney, I have guided many clients and their families through this emotionally charged, often confusing process. Here’s what you need to know

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What Counts as a Serious Traffic Offense in Georgia?

In Georgia, serious traffic offenses involve offenses behind the wheel that result in significant danger to public safety, seriously injuring or killing someone, or driving recklessly. These offenses typically have severe consequences and high penalties. If you are charged with a serious traffic offense, you need an experienced attorney to advocate on your behalf. Keep

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What Should I Do If I’m Pulled Over By The Police?

Being pulled over by the police can be a stressful and intimidating experience for anyone, especially if you find yourself in a situation where you are facing criminal charges. Knowing your rights and understanding how to handle the encounter appropriately is crucial. This blog post will provide essential guidance on what you should do if

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Rules of Courtroom Conduct and Behavior

The rules of courtroom conduct and behavior are incredibly important in ensuring that any hearings in your case go smoothly. Failing to follow the rules of courtroom conduct and behavior can have many consequences, including being held in contempt of court. Keep reading to learn more about the rules of courtroom conduct and behavior and

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Probation in Georgia

Probation is a punishment or sentence allowing people to serve their time in the community instead of being incarcerated. In Georgia, probation is run by the Georgia Department of Community Supervision (DCS). This article will discuss the different types of probation in Georgia, the probation process, probation conditions, and what happens when a person violates

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Prosecutorial Discretion

What You Need to Know About Prosecutorial Discretion in Post-Roe Georgia

You have likely heard the news that, with its decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, the United States Supreme Court has overturned the landmark case of Roe v. Wade. The case prevented states from regulating abortions in many circumstances and stood as binding precedent for 50 years. So what happens now? The short

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