What should I wear to court, how should I act when I’m there, what if I am super nervous about attending court? You must be prepared to attend court. These are topics we will be discussing in today’s Peach State Lawyer video blog. Hey there, I’m Scott Smith from the Peach State Lawyer law firm talking […]
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I’ve received theft by shoplifting charges in Georgia, but my court notice says Dunwoody Municipal Court, what’s happening here? Hello, I’m attorney Scott Smith and I’m here today to talk with you about shoplifting charges. We see a lot of theft by shoplifting arrests in metro Atlanta due to the number of shopping malls in the […]
You’ve been arrested for DUI in Georgia. The officer has read you Georgia’s Implied Consent Notice, requesting a blood or breath test. What do you do? What happens if you refuse to take the State’s test? Can you get a permit to drive to work or school? What happens to your drivers license after DUI arrest […]
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by Mary Agramonte We know how hard it is to rebuild your life when you have a criminal history following you. In Georgia, your complete criminal history is released for employment and licensing purposes, no matter how long ago you were arrested, unless your record is restricted or sealed. If you have recently been arrested […]
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by Ryan Walsh The Fourth amendment of the United States Constitution protects citizens from unreasonable searches and seizures. Traditionally, evidence found after a 4th amendment violation is excluded under what is known as the “fruit of the poisonous tree” doctrine. That is, any evidence recovered after a fourth amendment violation occurs is suppressed by the […]
VIDEO – Make Sure You Are Prepared to Attend Court in Georgia
/in Blog, Criminal Law, Georgia, Know the Law, Uncategorized, Video Blog /by Ryan WalshWhat should I wear to court, how should I act when I’m there, what if I am super nervous about attending court? You must be prepared to attend court. These are topics we will be discussing in today’s Peach State Lawyer video blog. Hey there, I’m Scott Smith from the Peach State Lawyer law firm talking […]
VIDEO – Atlanta, Georgia Theft by Shoplifting Charges – Dunwoody, Alpharetta, Kennesaw
/in Atlanta Municipal Court, Atlanta Shoplifting, Atlanta Theft Crimes, Criminal Law, Dunwoody Shoplifting, Georgia, Georgia Shoplifting, Kennesaw Shoplifting, Know the Law, Shoplifting, Uncategorized, Video Blog /by Ryan WalshI’ve received theft by shoplifting charges in Georgia, but my court notice says Dunwoody Municipal Court, what’s happening here? Hello, I’m attorney Scott Smith and I’m here today to talk with you about shoplifting charges. We see a lot of theft by shoplifting arrests in metro Atlanta due to the number of shopping malls in the […]
VIDEO – What Happens to Your Georgia Drivers License After You Are Arrested for DUI in Georgia
/in ALS, Atlanta DUI, Blog, Criminal Law, Drivers License, DUI, Georgia, Georgia DUI, Video Blog /by Ryan WalshYou’ve been arrested for DUI in Georgia. The officer has read you Georgia’s Implied Consent Notice, requesting a blood or breath test. What do you do? What happens if you refuse to take the State’s test? Can you get a permit to drive to work or school? What happens to your drivers license after DUI arrest […]
Can My Criminal Record be Expunged? Record Restriction and Sealed Records in Georgia
/in Criminal History, Expungement, Record Restriction /by Ryan Walshby Mary Agramonte We know how hard it is to rebuild your life when you have a criminal history following you. In Georgia, your complete criminal history is released for employment and licensing purposes, no matter how long ago you were arrested, unless your record is restricted or sealed. If you have recently been arrested […]
Georgia Analysis of Utah vs. Strieff Decision
/in 4th Amendment, Atlanta Drug Crimes, Blog, Criminal Law, Georgia, In the News, Know the Law, Legal News, SCOTUS, Searches and Seizures, Supreme Court /by Ryan Walshby Ryan Walsh The Fourth amendment of the United States Constitution protects citizens from unreasonable searches and seizures. Traditionally, evidence found after a 4th amendment violation is excluded under what is known as the “fruit of the poisonous tree” doctrine. That is, any evidence recovered after a fourth amendment violation occurs is suppressed by the […]