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 very […]
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If you or a loved one has been arrested for DUI in Henry County, you may be wondering what will happen next. Upon being arrested for DUI in Henry County (or given a citation if incident occurred during COVID-19), the first matter to focus on is your ability to continue driving. Within 30 days […]
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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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Elder abuse cases trigger intense prosecutions across the State. Many county District Attorney Offices’, including Fulton and Cobb, have a specialized unit dedicating to bringing forth elder abuse charges. It is for this reason, it is imperative to have an attorney on your team soon as the investigation begins, and especially before speaking to law […]
Being questioned by the police is unpleasant. This is true whether the person being questioned is a suspect, a witness, or an alleged victim in a criminal case. But, however discomforting it may be, police questioning is a critical part of the policing process and administration of justice. Therefore, there are several criminal laws against […]
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Georgia Criminal Law – Family Violence Battery in Fulton County
/in Blog, Criminal History, Criminal Law, Family Violence Battery, Fulton County, Fulton County Jail, Georgia, Georgia Criminal Law, Georgia Law /by Ryan WalshA 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 very […]
Henry County Georgia DUI Attorney
/in Blog, Criminal Law, DUI, Georgia, Georgia Criminal Law, Georgia DUI, Henry County /by Ryan WalshIf you or a loved one has been arrested for DUI in Henry County, you may be wondering what will happen next. Upon being arrested for DUI in Henry County (or given a citation if incident occurred during COVID-19), the first matter to focus on is your ability to continue driving. Within 30 days […]
DeKalb County Georgia Criminal Law – Family Violence Battery in DeKalb County
/in Blog, Criminal Law, DeKalb County, Family Violence Battery /by Ryan WalshA 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 […]
Georgia Criminal Defense Attorney – Elder Abuse in Georgia
/in Blog, Criminal Law, Elder Abuse, Georgia, Georgia Criminal Law, Georgia Law /by Ryan WalshElder abuse cases trigger intense prosecutions across the State. Many county District Attorney Offices’, including Fulton and Cobb, have a specialized unit dedicating to bringing forth elder abuse charges. It is for this reason, it is imperative to have an attorney on your team soon as the investigation begins, and especially before speaking to law […]
Georgia Criminal Law – I Lied to the Police, What Happens Now?
/in Blog, Criminal Law, False Statements, Georgia, Georgia Criminal Law, Georgia Law /by Ryan WalshBeing questioned by the police is unpleasant. This is true whether the person being questioned is a suspect, a witness, or an alleged victim in a criminal case. But, however discomforting it may be, police questioning is a critical part of the policing process and administration of justice. Therefore, there are several criminal laws against […]