If you’re reading this blog, you probably use meth or know someone who uses methamphetamines. Over one million people age 12 and up regularly use
Lawyers learn by-the-book criminal defenses during law school. These defenses include procedural issues, like search and seizure violations, and lack of evidence. Lawyers learn off-the-books
Noncitizens in Georgia commit violent crimes, such as murder, at a lesser rate than citizens, according to a recent report. 61 per 100,000 illegal immigrants
Past due child support is an issue that almost all divorced families deal with. Only about 40 percent of obligees (people entitled to support) receive
The Supreme Court has given us many gifts over the years, including a recently rediscovered eggnog recipe. The recipe emerged in the late 1990s, in
House Bill 181, which took effect on January 1, 2025, added this substance to the controlled substances list, criminalizing its use, sale, or possession, and
Since time immemorial, police officers have arrested people for allegedly breaking the law. Then, in most cases, they take these defendants to jail. However, these
The simple version of the Fourth Amendment is indeed simple. It’s fewer than 100 words, so we’ll reproduce the whole thing here. The right of
State District Judge Scott McAfee dismissed two of the eight Georgia criminal charges against the once and future (maybe) president on jurisdictional grounds. McAfee found
Two Georgia men who allegedly tried to steal $50,000 from an 80-year-old man are now sitting in a federal prison facility in Mississippi. The 52-year-old
