Drug Crime

17th April 2026

Fentanyl vs. Heroin Charges in Georgia: What’s the Difference?

If you're facing drug charges in Georgia, understanding the specific substance involved in your case can mean the difference between years in prison and a...
14th April 2026

What to Do If You’re Arrested for Fentanyl Possession in Atlanta

Being arrested for fentanyl possession in Atlanta is a serious matter that can result in severe criminal penalties, including lengthy prison sentences and substantial fines....
9th April 2026

Crimes Committed for Growing Mushrooms

If you're facing criminal charges for growing mushrooms containing psilocybin in Georgia, you need to understand the serious legal consequences ahead. Georgia law treats the...
6th April 2026

Can I Travel on an Airplane with Marijuana?

If you're planning air travel and wondering whether you can bring marijuana with you, the answer is clear: no, you cannot legally travel on an...
2nd April 2026

Crimes Committed for Growing Marijuana in Georgia

Growing marijuana in Georgia is a serious felony offense that can result in years of imprisonment, substantial fines, and a permanent criminal record. Whether you...
15th September 2022

Suspension of Driver’s License For Those Under the Age of 21 or 18

There are a multitude of reasons that the State of Georgia can suspend a license to operatea motor vehicle. Some of the primary offenses, which...
5th June 2022

Fraudulently Obtaining Regulated Drugs Charges

Have you been charged with Fraudulently Obtaining Regulated Drugs in Georgia? There are many ways to be charged or convicted of this offense. One example...
1st May 2022

Georgia Criminal Defense: Low THC Oils

Possession of Low THC Oils is a relatively new statute that decriminalizes the possession so long as you have a Georgia government issued medical card....
5th May 2021

Georgia Drug Law: A Cheat Sheet

Few states are as strict with laws surrounding drugs as Georgia. In Georgia, penalties are severe and range dependent on A) the nature of the...
31st May 2019

WHO DETERMINES THE SENTENCE?

A criminal trial can be broken down into six to seven major categories, depending on the outcome—an acquittal (a not guilty verdict) and conviction (a...