Drug Crime

15th January 2019

Distinguishing a “Terry Stop” from an Arrest

In the America we live in today, it is imperative that private citizens know their rights. The Fourth Amendment protects us “against unreasonable searches and...
30th December 2018

Hit & Run Accidents: What Does Georgia State Law Require?

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, fatal hit and run crashes are trending upwards. In Georgia this year, there have been a number...
2nd November 2018

Traffic Stops & Drug Dogs: What Cops Can & Cannot Do

This can’t be happening, you think to yourself. You have already had a rough day at work and all you wanted to do was get...
6th October 2018

Conditional Discharge in Georgia

You have probably heard about Georgia’s pretrial diversion and first offender laws. However, many people don’t know much about a program under Georgia law known...
2nd September 2018

The Opioid Crisis and your Rights

As the opioid crisis gains in momentum it is important to stay informed about drug laws. Experienced counsel can help if you find yourself dealing...
31st August 2018

Drug Free Zone Laws in Georgia: Drug Crimes Committed Near Minors Equals More Time Behind Bars

Many states increase the penalties for drug-related activities conducted in the proximity of minors. And, you guessed it! Georgia is one of them. Whether a...
28th August 2018

Drug Trafficking Consequences in Georgia

We doubt there’s a person alive who hasn’t heard about or even watched an episode of Netflix’s hit series Orange Is the New Black (OITNB)....
17th August 2018

Georgia Law: Concealed Carry v. Open Carry

Open carry is the right to carry a lawfully owned handgun into a public space and the handgun is visible to the public. Concealed carry...
17th July 2018

Confidential Informants

A confidential informant, more commonly referred to as a snitch, is a great investigative tool for law enforcement. Confidential informants can be used in all...
21st May 2018

Sentencing: Probation as an Alternative to Incarceration

Some legal scholars refer to probation as a jail sentence that allows you to serve your time in the community so long as you follow...