Reckless driving is a serious traffic offense and is frequently charged in Georgia. As a result, our firm has drafted this article to inform the public of the nature of this offense and the possible consequences if convicted. The Offense Under O.C.G.A § 40-6-390, “any person who drives any vehicle in reckless disregard for […]
By: Mary Agramonte A new expungement law is on the way, which will come as great news to the millions of Georgians who have a criminal history. Governor Kemp recently signed SB 288 into law after state leaders unanimously approved the bill. Georgia’s new “Second Chance Law” will become effective on January 1, 2021 providing […]
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A shoplifting conviction is no small matter. It will negatively impact your ability to gain employment, apply for housing, and it will permanently remain on your criminal record. It is critical you contact an experienced attorney to investigate the facts, prepare legal challenges and defenses, and mitigate possible punishment. Our firm routinely handles shoplifting cases […]
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There are several ways in which a person may “tamper with evidence” in Georgia. This article aims to explore the nature of the offense and the possible punishment if convicted. The Offense Under O.C.G.A. § 16-10-94, a person commits the offense of tampering with evidence when with the intent to prevent the apprehension or cause […]
A conviction for Family Violence Battery in Georgia can have consequences that go far beyond a conviction for other misdemeanors. For some clients, this is their first interaction with law enforcement and their concerns include: jail time, a permanent mark on their criminal history , and the possibility of trial. All of these concerns are […]
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Georgia Traffic Law – Reckless Driving Citation
/in Blog /by lawyerReckless driving is a serious traffic offense and is frequently charged in Georgia. As a result, our firm has drafted this article to inform the public of the nature of this offense and the possible consequences if convicted. The Offense Under O.C.G.A § 40-6-390, “any person who drives any vehicle in reckless disregard for […]
Georgia’s New Second Chance Law – Misdemeanor Record Restriction (Expungement)
/in Blog, Expungement, Georgia, Georgia Criminal Law, Georgia Law /by lawyerBy: Mary Agramonte A new expungement law is on the way, which will come as great news to the millions of Georgians who have a criminal history. Governor Kemp recently signed SB 288 into law after state leaders unanimously approved the bill. Georgia’s new “Second Chance Law” will become effective on January 1, 2021 providing […]
Theft by Shoplifting in DeKalb County, Georgia
/in Blog, Criminal Law, DeKalb County, Georgia, Georgia Criminal Law, Shoplifting, Theft /by lawyerA shoplifting conviction is no small matter. It will negatively impact your ability to gain employment, apply for housing, and it will permanently remain on your criminal record. It is critical you contact an experienced attorney to investigate the facts, prepare legal challenges and defenses, and mitigate possible punishment. Our firm routinely handles shoplifting cases […]
Georgia Criminal Lawyer – Tampering with Evidence
/in Blog, Criminal Law, Georgia Criminal Law /by lawyerThere are several ways in which a person may “tamper with evidence” in Georgia. This article aims to explore the nature of the offense and the possible punishment if convicted. The Offense Under O.C.G.A. § 16-10-94, a person commits the offense of tampering with evidence when with the intent to prevent the apprehension or cause […]
Georgia Criminal Law – Family Violence Battery in Rockdale County
/in Battery, Blog, Family Violence Battery, Georgia Criminal Law /by lawyerA conviction for Family Violence Battery in Georgia can have consequences that go far beyond a conviction for other misdemeanors. For some clients, this is their first interaction with law enforcement and their concerns include: jail time, a permanent mark on their criminal history , and the possibility of trial. All of these concerns are […]