Blog Category: Criminal

Missing a court date in Georgia can result in a bench warrant for your arrest….

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Theft involves taking someone’s property without permission—no force required. Burglary is entering a building or…

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Key Takeaways Assault and terroristic threats are separate charges under Georgia law, but they are…

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Key Takeaways In Georgia, a common household object can be considered a deadly weapon depending…

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Key Takeaways A single incident in Georgia can lead to both DUI and domestic violence…

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Key Takeaways THC vape pens, edibles, and oils are treated as controlled substance concentrates under…

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Key Takeaways Yes—you may need a lawyer even if you haven’t been arrested. Being “just…

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Key Takeaways Anything you say to police can be used against you—even casual comments. You…

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Key Takeaways Simple assault is typically a misdemeanor; aggravated assault is a felony. Aggravated assault…

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Key Takeaways You do not have to let police inside without a warrant (with limited…

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Key Takeaways Yes, Georgia prosecutors can use old texts, DMs, and social media posts as…

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Key Takeaways Receiving a hit-and-run letter does not automatically mean you’re guilty Police may be…

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