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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Update March 22nd, 2022: Some information found in this article may be old. As the law continuously changes we strive to provide up-to-date information. Check out our latest article on Delta-8 in Georgia by clicking here. As the conversation around marijuana continues to smolder, Delta-8 is the newest name in the game. To begin, we’ll
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Being charged with possession can have a huge impact on anyone’s life. In some ways, it’s even more devastating when the accused is a minor. In this article, we’re looking at how possession charges affect minors in the state of Georgia. Defining “Possession Charges” and “Minors or Juveniles” In the state of Georgia, you are
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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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GA Drivers License Will Be Suspended For Felony or Misdemeanor Drug Convictions What will happen to a GA Driver’s License after a felony or misdemeanor marijuana conviction? A conviction for a misdemeanor drug offense will result in the loss of one’s GA driver’s license for a minimum of six months and as much as five
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Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) Points System Points System: The Department of Driver Services (DDS) point system ranges from 2 to 6 points depending on the type of citation issued. A driver who accumulates 15 points in a 24 month period will automatically have their driver license suspended. The most common citations are for
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Legalization of Marijuana – Status in Georgia Update March 22nd, 2022: Some information found in this article may be old. As the law continuously changes we strive to provide up-to-date information. Check out our latest article on Delta-8 in Georgia by clicking here. Governor Kemp signed the “Hemp Farming Act” into law in May 2019. This legislation
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