I am interrupting my review of sentencing law to write about the “Commerce Clause” of the United States Constitution. Recently, I listened to an excellent podcast on the Commerce Clause. I encourage you to listen to is here. The commerce clause is the legal fiction used to grant the federal government virtual unfettered jurisdiction in […]
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As a student, what rights do you have to contest the search and seizure of drugs or alcohol on campus? Whether you are in high school or college, you still have limited rights to privacy that can only be overcome in accordance with school policies or a search warrant if law enforcement is involved. The […]
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You have been charged in Georgia with Vehicular Homicide or Serious Injury by Vehicle. There is no way to describe in detail everything that needs to be done in order to reach a successful outcome for a client charged with Vehicular Homicide or Serious Injury by Vehicle in Georgia. As with every type of Georgia […]
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If you or a loved one has been charged with an Avondale Estates DUI, contact our firm to speak with experienced DUI attorneys on how to best defend your case. Experienced Avondale Estates lawyers in our firm are available any time, including nights and weekends, to provide you with the best possible outcome and advice. […]
Bond is a constant balancing act between protecting society from alleged wrongdoers and preventing excessive incarceration before having one’s guilt proven beyond a reasonable doubt. The main purpose of bond is to ensure that the accused returns to court. However, judges frequently include special conditions in a bond order. Sometimes, the defendant is ordered not […]
The Commerce Clause to the United States Constitution and Criminal Law
/in 4th Amendment, Atlanta Drug Crimes, Blog, Criminal History, Criminal Law, Federal Court, Federal Criminal Law, Federal Law, Georgia, In the News, Know the Law, Legal News, SCOTUS, Supreme Court /by Ryan WalshI am interrupting my review of sentencing law to write about the “Commerce Clause” of the United States Constitution. Recently, I listened to an excellent podcast on the Commerce Clause. I encourage you to listen to is here. The commerce clause is the legal fiction used to grant the federal government virtual unfettered jurisdiction in […]
What are your rights to a search of your dorm room or locker in Georgia?
/in 4th Amendment, Blog, Criminal Law, Federal Court, Federal Criminal Law, Federal Law, Know the Law, Searches and Seizures /by Ryan WalshAs a student, what rights do you have to contest the search and seizure of drugs or alcohol on campus? Whether you are in high school or college, you still have limited rights to privacy that can only be overcome in accordance with school policies or a search warrant if law enforcement is involved. The […]
Serious Injury by Vehicle and Vehicular Homicide in Georgia
/in Atlanta DUI, Blog, Criminal Law, Drivers License, DUI, Georgia, Georgia DUI, Know the Law, Serious Injury by Vehicle, Vehicular Homicide /by Ryan WalshYou have been charged in Georgia with Vehicular Homicide or Serious Injury by Vehicle. There is no way to describe in detail everything that needs to be done in order to reach a successful outcome for a client charged with Vehicular Homicide or Serious Injury by Vehicle in Georgia. As with every type of Georgia […]
Avondale Estates DUI Lawyer
/in Atlanta DUI, Atlanta DUI Trial Report, Avondale Estates, Blog, Criminal History, Criminal Law, Drivers License, DUI, Georgia, Georgia DUI /by Ryan WalshIf you or a loved one has been charged with an Avondale Estates DUI, contact our firm to speak with experienced DUI attorneys on how to best defend your case. Experienced Avondale Estates lawyers in our firm are available any time, including nights and weekends, to provide you with the best possible outcome and advice. […]
Bond Revocation Hearings in Georgia Criminal Cases
/in Blog, Bond, Criminal Law, Georgia /by Ryan WalshBond is a constant balancing act between protecting society from alleged wrongdoers and preventing excessive incarceration before having one’s guilt proven beyond a reasonable doubt. The main purpose of bond is to ensure that the accused returns to court. However, judges frequently include special conditions in a bond order. Sometimes, the defendant is ordered not […]