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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Healthcare and Medical Fraud, including Medicaid and Medicare fraud, recoveries by the US Government have seen a steady rise over the past few years. That’s to say, the amount the US Justice System has recovered from convicted defendants is up. As part of the prosecutions, the DOJ has also sought fines, restitution and forfeitures. From
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The 2020 COVID pandemic has had long-lasting effects on the Atlanta community. The mandatory quarantine after the initial wave caused a flurry of unforeseen effects. Businesses closed, marriages ended, incidents of domestic violence rose, as well as crime generally. To make matters worse, the political climate is further dividing us as a society (including a sharp increase in
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The 5 Most Famous White Collar Crimes See how Maddoff, Enron, and Wells Fargo all got caught. Click Here Misdemeanor Vs Felony in Georgia What’s the difference in Georgia between a misdemeanor and a felony? How can it affect a charge? Click Here RICO charges explained How and why did Young Thug and Gunna get
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Georgia Senate Bill (“SB 105”) was signed into law by Governor Kemp, receiving much publicity for the Governor as probation reform. The Bill goes into effect on July 1, 2021. The Bill is said to simplify the process for early termination for people who have served at least three years on probation and have met
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I began law school in the fall of 2020, stricken by all of the peculiarities that come along with starting a rigorous course of study during the midst of a pandemic. And as unremarkable of a law student as I am, I somehow stumbled backwards into an incredible opportunity to work under one of the
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A senate bill (SB 288) has been passed that will affect Georgians starting next year. Here’s how the second chance law affects you: From January 1, 2021, SB 288 will become effective. This legislation, signed by Gov. Brian Kemp, will enable rehabilitated Georgians to petition the court to have certain misdemeanor convictions restricted and sealed.
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Today, we can’t function without our smart phones. They hold nearly all our personal and business information, to include the most private aspects of our lives. While smart phones make our lives easier, carrying all of this information in the palm of our hands jeopardizes our privacy. While we all worry about criminals getting a
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Becoming “Bar Fit” In 2011, the Georgia Supreme Court refused to allow two law school graduates to take the bar examination, based on failing to disclose their past criminal histories on their law school applications. [1] One of these candidates, Roy W. Yunker Jr., finally joined the State Bar of Georgia in May 2015, seven
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