Many people mistakenly think that they can talk their way out of charges, and detectives often confirm this impression by saying they want to hear...

In short, the requirements are listed in OCGA § 42-1-19. It sounds as though you would potentially be eligible for release under (a)(4). However,...

There is an offense here in Georgia called "Theft of lost or mislaid property" under OCGA § 16-8-6. "A person commits the offense of theft of lost...

As long as a prosecutor thinks they can prove the case with the evidence they have (with an alleged victim's continued cooperation and support),...

See O.C.G.A. § 42-8-34.1(d) and (e). I imagine it's a special condition of your probation not to use illegal drugs (normally special condition...

If you feel confident you're very likely to test positive (so they're very likely going to find out you recently used anyway), I think it's a good...

In addition to what the other attorney said, Aggravated Battery, among other things, requires proof of serious disfigurement. Pretty much any time...

I would expect your attorney on your case could provide a copy to you from their file. If that route doesn't work, you could either simply ask for...

I don't know the facts of his case, so this may not apply to your boyfriend's situation, but I'll point out that someone could be guilty of armed...

You'll definitely need a lawyer to help you assess your situation. In Georgia you have 30 days from the date of your sentence to file a notice of...