Anne Bishop, P. O. Box 313, Gainesville, GA 30503 [email protected] (770) 783-5296
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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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 Speeder law creates a $200.00 additional fee for those convicted of speeding…
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View More Boating Law Articles Combining water, fast moving propellers, high horse power watercraft, lack of metal frames and no seat-belts, it is no surprise boating accidents can be some of the most tragic injury cases. Every Spring and Summer…
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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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It is important to understand how law enforcement uses new technology. Our Georgia DUI Lawyers own and use PBT’s in order to better understand how police use them.
Many drivers are confused about what does or does not constitute a proper blood alcohol test or what is or is not a breathalyzer.
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. The program is usually at least 2 years…
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View More DUI Articles Most DUI’s in Georgia occur from a routine traffic stop, and as a result, the driver can legally challenge, and the government must prove that the traffic stop was in compliance with both US and Georgia…
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View More DUI Videos & Articles What’s the Difference? (Per Se versus Less Safe DUI) Under DUI law in Georgia, there are two ways to receive a Georgia DUI conviction. The first is per se and the second is Less…
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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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