How to file a motion of discovery?

You file your motion in the clerk's office, and serve a stamped copy on the prosecutor's office.

Ticketed for going 31 over (86 in a 55 mph zone) on I-75N, Atlanta Ga.

The Municipal Court of Atlanta has this program, and your speed is too fast to participate. The cutoff is 30 mph over the limit. Fulton County...

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How many times can you violate probation before going to prison

Please see my answer to your other question.

There is not set number of violations. It depends on how you violate, and who your judge and probation officer is.

I recently had my CDLs suspended for a DUI but my state patrol office stated that I could get a lawyer to override the decision

More information is needed to appropriately answer this question. You cannot expunge the suspension, but you may be able to reinstate your license.

If an individual is incarcerated and a cash bond is set and posted, then the statute of limitations runs up before proceedings

If the statute of limitations runs, the cash bond will be returned once the case is dismissed.

I filed a TPO against a childhood friend who began harassing me when I discontinued our friendship, he was not served papers...

If the aggravated stalking can be dropped it will be. Even if you tell the prosecutors you want to have that charge dropped it is entirely within...

Can juvenile court in Georgia drug test even if you're not on probation yet?

No. They would only drug test you if they believed you showed up to court high or drunk. It sounds like you have a "mere presence" defense to the...

What are the procedures and consequences with the medical board in Georgia for a doctor convicted of a first misdemeanor DUI?

Please see my answer to your other question.

Is there another filing fee to file a Motion for New Trial and do I have to serve the opposing party by Sheriff/process server?

There is no fee. File it in the clerk's office, serve a copy (by hand or mail) on the prosecutor's office, and give a courtesy copy to the judge's...