VIDEO – Your Right to Remain Silent!

by  Scott Smith and Ryan Walsh What do you do when the police begin to ask you questioning in relation to a criminal investigation? We are all familiar with those magic words we hear so often in television and film. You have the right to remain silent, anything you say can and will be used […]

DUI Refusal Reaches the Supreme Court

SUPREME COURT UPDATE:  Can they charge me with a crime for refusing the breath test? On April 20, 2016, the Supreme Court heard argument on Birchfield v. North Dakota.  The case addressed the question of whether a State can criminalize the refusal to submit to a chemical test of blood, breath, or urine without a […]

Drug Possession in Georgia

Drug Possession in Georgia By: Mary Agramonte Read more about the attorney here. The legal system in Georgia treats drug crimes very seriously. If you have been arrested for the possession of drugs in the State of Georgia, you are likely facing serious prison time. Due to the severity of the charges, you need a lawyer who […]

Georgia Super Speeder Law

What is the Super Speeder Law? By: Mary Agramonte, Esq. In 2010, Georgia enacted a law which imposes greater penalties on drivers convicted as “super speeders.” If you have been pulled over driving 85 miles per hour or more on any road, or 75 miles per hour or more on a two-lane road, then Georgia […]

What to Do at the Jail After a DUI Arrest

By: W. Scott Smith The scenario every wife, husband, father, mother or friend fears receiving:  A call from a Georgia jail, and someone has been arrested for DUI: “Its me.  I need your help.  I got arrested last night.  I am at the Fulton county jail/ Cobb county jail/ DeKalb county jail/ Gwinnett County jail.  […]