I smoke two joints in the morning. I smoke two joints at night. I smoke two joints in the afternoon, it makes me fell alright. I smoke two joints in time of peace, and two in time of war. I smoke two joints before I smoke two joints, and then I smoke two more. “Smoke […]
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PeachState’s own W. Scott Smith discusses options for those arrested for the first time and charged with possession of marijuana in the state of Georgia. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDZCD90dfVg&feature=youtu.be
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The State of Georgia imposes a mandatory suspension of a driver’s license if a person is convicted of one of the following offenses: O.C.G.A. §40-5-54 1) Homicide by Vehicle as Defined in §40-6-393 2) Any Felony in the Commission of Which a Motor Vehicle is Used 3) Hit and Run or Leaving the Scene of […]
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In 1998, the United States Congress passed a law that disqualified students from receiving financial aid who were convicted of the possession or sale of drugs if they were arrested while receiving aid. In Georgia, misdemeanor Marijuana possession of less than one ounce falls under this law. Beginning in the 2000-2001 academic year, the U.S. […]
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You’ve been arrested. The Sheriffs office took a picture perfect mugshot of you. You get released and the next day you type your name into Google and see your mugshot on a number of mugshot related websites, right at the top of Google’s search results, for everyone, including family, current and potential employers, and the […]
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Misdemeanor Drug Possession – I can go to jail? Really?
/in Atlanta Drug Crimes, Criminal Law, Georgia /by W. Scott SmithI smoke two joints in the morning. I smoke two joints at night. I smoke two joints in the afternoon, it makes me fell alright. I smoke two joints in time of peace, and two in time of war. I smoke two joints before I smoke two joints, and then I smoke two more. “Smoke […]
Video: Options After First Lifetime Marijuana Arrest in State of Georgia
/in Atlanta Drug Crimes, Georgia, Marijuana Arrest /by W. Scott SmithPeachState’s own W. Scott Smith discusses options for those arrested for the first time and charged with possession of marijuana in the state of Georgia. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDZCD90dfVg&feature=youtu.be
House Bill 407 Enacts Changes to Mandatory License Suspension Requirements for Second Conviction in Five Years
/in Atlanta DUI, Criminal Law, Know the Law /by W. Scott SmithThe State of Georgia imposes a mandatory suspension of a driver’s license if a person is convicted of one of the following offenses: O.C.G.A. §40-5-54 1) Homicide by Vehicle as Defined in §40-6-393 2) Any Felony in the Commission of Which a Motor Vehicle is Used 3) Hit and Run or Leaving the Scene of […]
Drug Convictions May Impact Your Ability to Receive Financial Aid
/in Atlanta Drug Crimes /by W. Scott SmithIn 1998, the United States Congress passed a law that disqualified students from receiving financial aid who were convicted of the possession or sale of drugs if they were arrested while receiving aid. In Georgia, misdemeanor Marijuana possession of less than one ounce falls under this law. Beginning in the 2000-2001 academic year, the U.S. […]
House Bill 150 May Allow You to Remove your Mughshot/Book-In/Booking Photo from Commercial Websites
/1 Comment/in Atlanta DUI /by W. Scott SmithYou’ve been arrested. The Sheriffs office took a picture perfect mugshot of you. You get released and the next day you type your name into Google and see your mugshot on a number of mugshot related websites, right at the top of Google’s search results, for everyone, including family, current and potential employers, and the […]