Understanding Burglary Charges in Fulton County: A Guide from an Atlanta Criminal Defense Attorney

Burglary is a felony offense in Georgia, and facing such charges can have long-lasting consequences on your life. In Fulton County and throughout Georgia, burglary is governed by the OCGA § 16-7-1, which defines the crime and outlines the penalties for conviction. In simple terms, burglary occurs when someone enters or remains in a building, […]

Constitutional Right to a Speedy Trial

In many cases, the lapse of time on a criminal is a helpful tool for defense attorneys. Throughout the time it takes from the initial arrest to the case’s disposition, things can happen such as a witness moving out of state and being unable to testify, etc. However, if the particular right to a speedy […]

I Have a Pending Case Dekalb County Superior Court. What Should I Expect?

  When a prospective client calls our office, they are usually understandably overwhelmed by the judicial system. The judicial system is complicated, and it is often taken for granted that many individuals do not have any experience navigating the complex system. In this article, I will break down each step in the process when you […]

Karen Read Case: A Deep Dive into the Complexities of a Criminal Defense Case. What Karen Read can teach criminal defense lawyers in Georgia.

The Karen Read murder case has captivated the nation, not only for its shocking allegations but also for its tangled web of investigative flaws, alleged conspiracies, and the broader implications for the criminal justice system. At our criminal defense firm, we aim to shed light on cases like Karen Read’s, which exemplify the critical role […]

What Happens If You’re Caught in a Hit-and-Run?

Criminal Penalties: If you’re involved in a crash but it’s only property damage (like hitting a parked car), you might get charged with a misdemeanor. This could mean up to a year in jail, a fine up to $1,000, and a suspended driver’s license. If there’s an injury or someone dies, though, things get way […]