by John Lovell Last month, the United States Supreme Court ruled in favor of the privacy rights of individuals. The Government, without a warrant or a showing of probable cause, issued an order to a cell phone company to provide Timothy Carpenter’s cell site data. The Government sought to gather the extensive records, including the […]
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by Mary Agramonte Social media has become, for many of us, a central part of our lives. We use Facebook to share and view photos of friends and family, and even to catch up on daily news. We use Snapchat to send live photos or short clips and videos to those in our circle. Instagram […]
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Do I fight for a license hearing or choose an Ignition Interlock Device? This is a tough question but one that must be answered within thirty days of your arrest. The Ignition Interlock device is a decent option for those individuals charged with a DUI-Refusal where they are facing a hard one-year suspension if they […]
by Mary Agramonte If you or a loved one has been charged with an Atlanta DUI, picking the right criminal defense attorney can be challenging. You need to look to the credentials, success rate, and reputation of the attorney in the field. Even if you believe you are guilty of the DUI, it is still […]
by Ryan Walsh You’ve been arrested in the City of Atlanta. You’re in the back of the patrol car and being transported to Atlanta Pre-Trial Detention Center. What do you do? First, do not make any statements to the police while you are being transported to the Atlanta Pre-Trial Detention Center. Second, do not make […]
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Privacy Rights- Carpenter vs. United States
/in 4th Amendment, Blog, Criminal Law, Federal Court, Federal Criminal Law, Federal Law, Georgia, Georgia Law, Guest Speaker, In the News, Know the Law, SCOTUS, Search Warrants, Searches and Seizures /by Ryan Walshby John Lovell Last month, the United States Supreme Court ruled in favor of the privacy rights of individuals. The Government, without a warrant or a showing of probable cause, issued an order to a cell phone company to provide Timothy Carpenter’s cell site data. The Government sought to gather the extensive records, including the […]
Search Warrants and Social Media in Georgia Criminal Cases
/in 4th Amendment, Atlanta Drug Crimes, Blog, Criminal Law, Federal Criminal Law, Federal Law, Georgia, Georgia Law, Know the Law, Search Warrants /by Ryan Walshby Mary Agramonte Social media has become, for many of us, a central part of our lives. We use Facebook to share and view photos of friends and family, and even to catch up on daily news. We use Snapchat to send live photos or short clips and videos to those in our circle. Instagram […]
Georgia DUI – License Hearing and Ignition Interlock Device
/in ALS, Atlanta DUI, Blog, Criminal Law, DUI, Georgia, Georgia DUI, Georgia Law, Ignition Interlock Device /by Ryan WalshDo I fight for a license hearing or choose an Ignition Interlock Device? This is a tough question but one that must be answered within thirty days of your arrest. The Ignition Interlock device is a decent option for those individuals charged with a DUI-Refusal where they are facing a hard one-year suspension if they […]
Atlanta DUI Lawyer
/in ALS, Atlanta DUI, Atlanta DUI Trial Report, Atlanta Jail, Atlanta Municipal Court, Atlanta Pre-Trial Detention Center, Blog, City of Atlanta, Criminal Law, DUI, Fulton County, Fulton County Jail, Georgia, Georgia DUI, Georgia Traffic Laws, Traffic Court /by Ryan Walshby Mary Agramonte If you or a loved one has been charged with an Atlanta DUI, picking the right criminal defense attorney can be challenging. You need to look to the credentials, success rate, and reputation of the attorney in the field. Even if you believe you are guilty of the DUI, it is still […]
How Do I Get Out of the City of Atlanta Jail?
/in Atlanta DUI, Atlanta Municipal Court, Bail Bondsman, Blog, Bond, Cash Bond, City of Atlanta, Criminal Law, DUI, Georgia, Georgia DUI, Georgia Traffic Laws, Know the Law, Legal News, Municipal Court, Property Bond, Shoplifting, Signature Bond, Traffic Court /by Ryan Walshby Ryan Walsh You’ve been arrested in the City of Atlanta. You’re in the back of the patrol car and being transported to Atlanta Pre-Trial Detention Center. What do you do? First, do not make any statements to the police while you are being transported to the Atlanta Pre-Trial Detention Center. Second, do not make […]