Jerry Wayne Moncus

Jerry Wayne Moncus

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Rating: 7.1

Licensed for 33 years

Criminal defense Lawyer at Dalton, GA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Divorce & Separation

207 W King St Ste J, Dalton, GA

About Jerry

Biography

Practice Areas

2

Practice Areas

Criminal Defense 90%

33 years | 2,500 cases

90%
Divorce and Separation 10%

33 years | 250 cases

10%

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Licenses

Licensed in Georgia for 33 years

State: Georgia

Acquired: 1992

Active Member in Good Standing

Lawyer disciplined by state licensing authority in 2014

Location

Law Offices of Jerry Wayne Moncus

207 W King St Ste J, Dalton, GA, 30720-4260

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Experience

Rating:  7.1 (Very Good)

Professional misconduct

This lawyer was disciplined by a state licensing authority in 2014.

Public Reprimand issued in GA, 2014

updated on 08/13/2017

This means the attorney did something wrong, but the Bar did not suspend the lawyer. Typically in this case the lawyer's poor behavior is exposed to the public in hopes that he or she will not repeat the behavior.

Jerry’s comment:

“I have never been unable to practice since being admitted in 1992. This involved a 2008 case and a client that was very difficult to communicate with. I made no excuses for failing to communicate and asked the bar for the punishment. If one has doubts about my professionalism and honesty, please review the reprimand.”

Public Reprimand issued in GA, 2012

updated on 11/05/2012

This means the attorney did something wrong, but the Bar did not suspend the lawyer. Typically in this case the lawyer's poor behavior is exposed to the public in hopes that he or she will not repeat the behavior.

Work Experience

1992 - Present

owner, Jerry W. Moncus, Attorney at Law

2006 - 2010

Chief Judge, Dalton City Municipal Court

Associations

2005 - Present

U.S. District Court, Northern District Georgia

1992 - Present

Georgia Supreme Court

1992 - Present

Georgia Court Appeals

1992 - Present

Conasauga Bar Association

Sample of Legal Cases

State v. Glenn

Dead Docketed

State v. Bean

Serious felony reduced to misdemeanor. Probation 12 month sentence without jail.

State v. Bowers

Not Guilty - Rape, Guilty lesser Sexual Battery

State v. Gladney

Case Dismissed

State v Morgan

Hung Jury - Case Dead Docketed

State v. Eaton

Defendant entered Drug Court alternative program

State v. Dale

Case Dismissed

State v. Saenz

Warrant Application Denied With Prejudice

State v. Harkless

Case Dismissed

State v. Pittman

Case Dismissed

State v. Falkowski

Case Dead Docketed

In The Interest of A.L.

Designated Felony Probation Terminated

State v. Hurtado-Lazarin

Not Guilty

State v. Layman

Not Guilty

State v. Prather

Not Guilty

State v Collins

Not Guilty

State v Resendiz-Hernandez

Hung Jury - Case dismissed after trial

State v Callahan

Not Guilty

State v. Petty

Not Guilty

State v Patterson

Not Guity Murder - Guilty of lesser Voluntary Manslaughter

State v. Dunn

Not Guilty Murder both counts

State v. Sullivan

Motion for New Trial GRANTED. Defendant released from prison and never retried.

In The Interest Of R.U.

Judgment Reversed,

State v. Briggs

Motion for New Trial GRANTED.

State v. Mull

Felony reduced to misdemeanor

State v. Cottrell

Negotiated significant reduction in sentence.

State v. Saylor

Felony reduced to misdemeanor

State v. Arnold

Suspended sentence on payment of court costs

State v. McCulley

Plead to greatly reduced charge.

State v. Caldwell

Not Guilty Murder by Reason Mental Insanity

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Education

1994

Brenau College

BS - Bachelor of Science

1992

John Marshall (Atlanta)

Doctor of Jurisprudence

1970

Auburn University

BS - Bachelor of Science

1967

Gadsden State Junior College

Associate in Science

Languages

Spanish

English

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