A theft by receiving stolen property charge can carry significant penalties depending on the value of the stolen property and whether the judge treats the charge as a misdemeanor or felony. Keep reading to learn more about theft by receiving stolen property, potential defenses, and how a criminal defense attorney can help you if you […]
Theft by deception is considered a property crime in Georgia and can be treated as a felony or misdemeanor depending on the unique circumstances of your case. Keep reading to learn more about theft by deception and how a criminal defense attorney can help you if you are charged with theft by deception. Theft by Deception in Georgia A person commits the offense of
Theft by conversion is considered a property crime in Georgia. Theft by conversion can be treated as a felony or misdemeanor, depending on the unique circumstances of your case. Keep reading to learn more about theft by conversion and how a criminal defense attorney can help you if you are charged with theft by conversion. Theft by Conversion in Georgia A
St. Patrick’s Day is one of the most widely celebrated holidays in the United States, and Georgia is no exception. With parades, bar crawls, and festive gatherings, the day often involves alcohol and law enforcement agencies across Georgia typically increase patrols. This means there is a higher risk of arrest for alcohol-related offenses, including public
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Preparing for your first initial consultation with a criminal defense attorney can feeling intimidating and anxiety provoking. You may be facing serious criminal charges, and you want to make sure you prepare the best you can, all while juggling work, your personal life, and much more. The good news is that your initial consultation is
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There are several different types of batteries in Georgia. It’s important to know the difference between them, and the different penalties associated with them. In this blog, we’ll discuss simple and aggravated battery. Keep reading to learn more about simple and aggravated battery under Georgia law. What is Simple Battery? According to O.C.G.A. § 16-5-23, a
There are two primary types of assault under Georgia law: simple assault and aggravated assault. It’s important to know the difference between the two, and the different penalties associated with each. Keep reading to learn more about simple and aggravated assault under Georgia law. What is Simple Assault? According to O.C.G.A. § 16-5-20, a person commits
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A hit and run accusation can turn a single moment on the road into a life-altering situation. As a criminal defense lawyer, I’ve seen how quickly misunderstandings, panic, or incomplete information can lead to charges that do not reflect what actually happened. Not every hit and run involves a reckless decision to flee. In this
December, and the holiday season in particular, has a way of magnifying whatever is already simmering beneath the surface. For many families, it’s warmth, celebration, and connection. For others, it is pressure, financial strain, and heightened emotions. These pressures can take many forms, including domestic violence disputes. Keep reading to learn more about domestic violence
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As Thanksgiving approaches, many of us turn our thoughts to gratitude. We spend time with family, eat food, watch football, and have the rare chance to slow down. But for those who have been arrested, are facing criminal charges, or have a loved one navigating the criminal legal system, the holiday season can feel anything
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