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View More DUI Articles For a first DUI and a plea of guilty prior to trial, one can generally expect the following sentencing recommendation from the State: 24 hours in jail (with credit for any time you were in custody following…
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There is no such thing as being found “innocent” in a criminal trial, the defendant is either “guilty” or “not guilty”. If there is a doubt in the mind of a juror, as long as that doubt is reasonable, the defendant should…
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View Criminal Defense Articles & Videos Typically, the challenge made in a Motion to Suppress is to a search and seizure, or statement made by the defendant.  For example, in a Georgia DUI Defense, the defense attorney may challenge the traffic…
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View More Criminal Defense Articles & Videos This article is for informational purposes only. Â If you have already concluded your case, please call your original attorney or a lawyer in the conviction county if you have any questions about your…
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View More DUI Law Articles & Videos An Administrative License Suspension (ALS) Hearings begin with a notice from the arresting officer to the driver of the intent to suspend their driver’s license. A hearing is then scheduled to determine if the…
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View More DUI Law Articles & Videos What happens with a first time offender for DUI and their drivers license? There are some differences depending on the circumstances. Typically, the defendant will fall into one of three categories: 1. DUI Less…
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View More Georgia DUI Videos & Articles We have a 3 step commitment to earn your trust in your Georgia DUI Case: 1. We are Hardworking. Â We will do everything we can to know your case better than the prosecutor,…
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View More Criminal Defense Articles You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say or do can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to speak to an attorney. If you…
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View More Criminal Defense Articles Miranda warnings are not required until and unless the defendant is in custodyÂ. However, in custody can be a grey area. A person is considered in custody when an objectively reasonable person in their position…
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View More Criminal Defense Articles Right to Remain Silent It seems odd, but simply remaining silent is not the best way to protect one’s Miranda Rights. The Courts have found that if someone wants to remain silent then they must…
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