Georgia’s ‘Super Speeder’ Law: What It Means for Drivers Who is a Super Speeder? Anyone who drives on a multi-lane road or highway (e.g. Cobb Parkway, Roswell Road, or any interstate) at 85 miles per hour or faster; or anyone who drives on a two-lane road at 75 miles per hour or faster. What is […]
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What You Should Know if Stopped for Suspicion of DUI in Georgia Drinking and driving is dangerous and has serious consequences for a driver if arrested and convicted. Unfortunately, many drivers are charged with DUI even though they are not impaired. In fact, some cities require officers to make a specific number of DUI arrests
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DUI or DWI in Georgia If you are convicted of DUI/DWI and plead “guilty” or “nolo contendere,” that conviction will forever remain not only on your driving record, but also on your criminal history. These records will be reported to the Georgia Department of Public Safety, to the National Driver’s License Registry, to the GBI
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Using Electronic Devices While Driving in Georgia Using electronic devices while driving in Georgia: Effective July 1, 2010, a new Georgia law prohibits all drivers from using cell phones, laptops, and other electronic devices for text messaging, sending instant messages, e-mails or accessing the Internet while driving a motor vehicle. Additionally, the law forbids drivers
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Drug Convictions & Financial Aid The State of Georgia imposes very specific restrictions on high school and college students who are charged with drug-related crimes and their eligibility to receive financial aid (e.g., HOPE Scholarship, HOPE Grants, the HOPE Teacher Scholarship Loan, and the PROMISE Teacher Scholarship Loan). How Drug Convictions Affect State Financial Aid
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The Right to Remain Silent… How do you Exercise this Right? Getting stopped by the police, whether it is for a speeding ticket, suspicion of DUI, or even more serious matters, is a stressful event. Although such situations can be unnerving, it is important to remember that you have rights that you may exercise. When
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