The DEA is a federal law enforcement organization with extensive legal powers. Occasionally, in their enthusiasm, DEA agents may implicate healthcare providers or business managers who lack significant knowledge in these intricate legal topics. Without warning, these individuals may find themselves in a precarious position where their entire careers are at risk. If you are […]
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What the charges against the former president mean On Tuesday, April 4th, 2023, former president Donald Trump entered a plea of not guilty to 34 felony criminal charges related to falsifying business records in Manhattan criminal court. He was arrested and arraigned in an unprecedented court appearance, during which he was formally advised of the
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Post-conviction relief is a legal procedure that is available to individuals who have been convicted of a crime and sentenced in a court of law. This procedure provides a means for these individuals to challenge their convictions, sentences, or both. There are several levels of post-conviction relief available in Georgia, including a motion for new trial, direct appeal to the Georgia Court of Appeals, and in some cases, an appeal to the Georgia Supreme Court.
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The Basics of Georgia’s Criminal Defense Timeline The timeline of a criminal case can be a lengthy and complex process that can be overwhelming for individuals who are not familiar with the legal system. Hiring an attorney to guide you through the criminal justice system can be a critical decision for your case. The criminal
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Todd and Julie Chrisley are a husband-and-wife team that rose to fame for their reality TV show “Chrisley Knows Best.” However, the couple found themselves in legal trouble in August 2019, when they were charged with a dozen counts of financial white collar crimes, including conspiracy to defraud banks, wire fraud, and tax evasion. White-collar
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This is one of the questions we get asked most often. Let’s look at the laws in place to protect your rights and the exceptions that allow police to conduct a search. The Fourth Amendment to the Constitution provides protection from unreasonable searches and seizures. What does that even mean? Well, it means that in
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Having a prior criminal record, especially when you have worked so hard to turn your life around and change, can feel incredibly defeating. Not only does the knowledge of your record weigh on you mentally, but it may also be affecting your ability to get your dream job, volunteer opportunities, and other benefits. In 2021,
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DUIs are some of the most commonly charged crimes out there. Being pulled over is usually the only time a person interacts with a police officer. Being pulled over on suspicion of a DUI usually leads to questions about what to do and say. Should you take a field sobriety test? What about a breathalyzer?
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In the news recently there has been increased talk about the presence of criminal street gangs in Atlanta and Georgia. Earlier this year famous rappers Young Thug and Gunna were arrested on RICO violation charges. These charges were brought forth against them because prosecutors argue they’re involved in a criminal street gang. Participating in a
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The Law is never static, it’s always changing. And with the birth of DNA evidence, this has never been more true. With the technological boom of the last half-century, there has come an increase in evidence, or at least potential evidence. Fingerprints, DNA, databases, phones, data, etc, etc. Both prosecutors and criminal defense lawyers have
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