I recieved my 1st dui with no prior history except minor speeding tickets, what is the law regarding suspension of licenses?

If you are administratively suspended, you can reinstate your license after 30 days and payment of the reinstatement fee and completion of Georgia...

How much trouble am I in?

Under Georgia law, this would fit under a felony child molestation charge, for one. Depending on the facts of your situation, the DA can always...

What do employers see on background checks.

Your Georgia criminal background check, or GCIC history, will show all arrests, and how the case was disposed of. In certain circumstances,...

I WAS PARKED IN MY CAR AT A 7-11 STORE. I WENT IN THE STORE TO BUY A STARBUCKS COFFEE. i JUST TOOK 2 LORITABS 5 MG. THEY HIT ME

The prosecutor must show that you were in actual physical control of your vehicle while under the influence. It sounds like the police are going...

Dead Docket DUI.

A dead-docketed case can not be held against you as a conviction. While it is not eligible for expungement (as a general rule), it does not count...

DUI is a very subjective charge- cops will usually try to gather enough circumstantial evidence, even if you do not submit to a breath test. The...

Second DUI 1 day outside of 10 year rule, is jail mandatory?

Under Georgia law, jail time is mandatory even on a first lifetime DUI. On a second in ten, the law calls for a minimum of 72 hours, which can be...

I have had my cdls for 3 years. I recently had a wreck on a 4 wheeler and was charged with another dui. no vehicles involved.

2 lifetime DUIs will disqualify you from holding a cdl forever. It is essential to speak with an attorney that knows DUI to defend your case.

My son, who is 18, was with a boy caught smoking fake pot and he was charged for PI and disorderly conduct, can he fight it?

The charges certainly should be fought. There are almost always alternatives to a Guilty plea for 1st offenders under Georgia law. A good...

Under Georgia law, battery can be charged as either a misdemeanor, or felony, depending on the severity of the crime. Your circumstances sound...