Georgia Criminal Defense

An arrest in Georgia for a felony, misdemeanor, DUI or any violation is always a serious matter. A. Bishop Law, Georgia Criminal Defense Lawyers in Gainesville, GA, understand how critical it is that their clients are aware of their Constitutional rights.

We realize that being arrested in Georgia is probably the most difficult time of a client’s life, not only for them but for their family as well. If you need a lawyer in Georgia, our skilled Georgia criminal lawyers strategically handle every client’s case and work hard to protect their rights.

Please take a moment to browse through our articles and videos for information to help you better understand the criminal court process. If you have an urgent matter, don’t hesitate to call us immediately.

When Should Miranda Warnings be Read? (2/3)

annebishop May 1, 2011 Article & Video Library, Georgia Criminal Defense

View More Criminal Defense Articles Miranda warnings are not required until and unless the defendant is in custodyÂ. However, in custodyÂ can be a grey area. A person is considered in custodyÂ when an objectively reasonable person in their position…
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The Rights Contained in Miranda (3/3) A Georgia Lawyer Explains

annebishop April 30, 2011 Article & Video Library, Georgia Criminal Defense

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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Georgia Super Speeder Ticket Law

annebishop April 29, 2011 Article & Video Library, Georgia Criminal Defense, Georgia Speeding & Traffic Law

A police officer is holding up his hand to the side.

View More Criminal Defense Articles 75 miles per hour or more on any two lane road, 85 miles per hour or more anywhere in Georgia The Georgia Super SpeederÂ law creates a $200.00 additional fee for those convicted of speeding…
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Georgia Expungement Law for Arrests and Convictions

annebishop April 11, 2011 Article & Video Library, Georgia Criminal Defense

View More Criminal Defense Articles This article is for informational purposes only. Â We only handle expungements in Hall County. Â Please call your original attorney or a lawyer in the conviction county if you have any questions about your particular case.…
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Georgia Drug Court

annebishop March 17, 2011 Article & Video Library, Georgia Criminal Defense

View More Criminal Defense Articles Similar to a Conditional Discharge, there is a Georgia Drug Court for those charged with felony possession (not sale or trafficking) or sometimes drug related property crimes.Â The program is usually at least 2 years…
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Georgia First Offender Act and Treatment of a 1st Offense

annebishop February 12, 2011 Article & Video Library, Georgia Criminal Defense

View More Criminal Defense Articles 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 particular case.…
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Georgia Marijuana Laws: GA Lawyer Discusses Marijuana Possession, Penalties & Sentencing

annebishop August 30, 2010 Article & Video Library, Georgia Criminal Defense

View More Criminal Defense Articles Georgia marijuana possession charges can be very serious.Â There is a lot to know about Georgia marijuana laws, and it is highly recommended that a citizen accused immediately consult with a Georgia marijuana attorney. Misdemeanor…
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Alternative Sentencing in Georgia: First Offender, Conditional Discharge, Drug Court, Nolo and Expungement Law

annebishop April 9, 2010 Article & Video Library, Georgia Criminal Defense

U.S. Supreme Court Says Arrested Passengers Have Rights: Gainesville, GA Criminal Defense Attorney Explains…

annebishop April 7, 2010 Article & Video Library, Georgia Criminal Defense

View More Articles & Videos In Brendlin, a car was pulled over without any reason, probable cause or articulable suspicion of criminal activity.Â After the vehicle was stopped, the passenger was searched and was found to be in possession of…
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Georgia Supreme Court Reverses First Degree Vehicular Homicide: Georgia Attorney Discusses A Drivers Duty to Stop

annebishop November 11, 2009 Article & Video Library, Georgia Criminal Defense

A woman driving in her car with one hand on the steering wheel.

View More Accident & Injury Articles The Court reaffirmed the holding in Henry in regards to Georgia vehicular homicide that a conviction for first degree vehicular homicide predicated on a hit-and-run requires proof beyond a reasonable doubt of all the…
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