Who is they? If you get charged and convicted, or accept a plea deal, then yes, you should expect to get tested, and often. But, for the first...

I don't see why not. As long as the prosecutor and judge realize this, there shouldn't be a problem. Make sure everyone knows that is where you...

It's very serious. He's on probation and has new charges. That in itself is a violation of the terms and conditions of his probation. If...

It'll be difficult as there is an "ongoing criminal investigation." One could make an open records request, but it'll likely be met with a...

It's hard to say because there's not enough information provided. The arrest/incident report will likely say why you were stopped. I agree you...

If this is your first offense ever, you may have a chance of avoiding prison if convicted. Perhaps if you plea out, the D.A. will recommend...

GA is known as an "at will" state when it comes to labor and employment. That means one can be fired for any reason or no reason as long it's not...

The answer, obviously, is yes, because both were charged. But, when it comes to the male defendant, he's got a pretty good defense since the...

Get an attorney. You also need prompt medical attention and follow-up treatment. When treatment ends, meaning you've reached maximum medical...

No, you cannot live in a county from which you are banished. Only the sentencing judge can allow it, so you'd have to get a hearing to lift/remove...