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Super Speeder in Dekalb County
/in Blog /by W. Scott SmithA Super Speeder violation can result in significant financial penalties and potential consequences for your driving privileges in Georgia. Under Georgia law, a driver is generally classified as a Super Speeder when convicted of driving 85 mph or faster on any road or highway, or 75 mph or faster on a two-lane road or highway. […]
Charged with Fleeing or Attempting to Elude in Georgia? What O.C.G.A. § 40-6-395 Means
/in Blog /by W. Scott SmithIf you were arrested or cited for fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer in Atlanta, Fulton, Cobb, DeKalb, Gwinnett, Clayton, Henry, or anywhere else in Georgia, the charge can escalate faster than most people expect. What started as a traffic stop—or a moment of panic when lights came on—may now be a high […]
Why a Weed Vape Pen Can Be a Felony in Georgia — Even in Small Amounts
/in Blog /by W. Scott SmithA lot of people are surprised to learn that a weed vape pen can lead to a felony drug charge in Georgia, even when the amount of THC involved is very small. Most people assume that if they have a small amount of marijuana, they are looking at a misdemeanor. While that may be true […]
Super Speeder in Fulton County
/in Blog /by W. Scott SmithA Super Speeder violation can result in significant financial penalties and potential consequences for your driving privileges in Georgia. Under Georgia law, a driver is generally classified as a Super Speeder when convicted of driving 85 mph or faster on any road or highway, or 75 mph or faster on a two-lane road or highway. […]
To Mirandize or Not To Mirandize?
/in Blog /by W. Scott SmithMiranda warnings do not have to be read every time someone is arrested because Miranda is not an “arrest warning.” Miranda applies when two things occur together: (1) the person is in custody, and (2) law enforcement is interrogating or its functional equivalent is being used to elicit an incriminating response. A DUI is a […]