Shawn Harlacher was involved in a bar brawl that left him with a broken nose. As his assailant retreated, Harlacher drew a weapon, aimed for
James Madison, one of the Constitution’s primary authors, once noted that the kingdoms of Europe were “afraid to trust the people with arms” and the
In Georgia’s Troup County Juvenile Court, the attorney prosecuting a 15-year-old defendant amended the teenager’s petition orally, claiming that one of the charges should be
Convicted felons lose many of their rights, in Georgia and most other states. They cannot vote, pursue certain careers, or, for purposes of this blog,
Largely due to some new California laws in this area, a committee had authorized the release of the convicted Robert F. Kennedy assassination. But according
Throughout history, societies have labeled people partially based on what they did, but mostly because of who they are. Sex offender registries are a good
The divorce filing rate usually drops sharply in the fourth quarter of the year. Before the winter holidays, many feuding couples agree to bury the
Many states have adopted the Uniform Premarital Agreement Act. The UPAA streamlines the many laws and regulations in this area, so it easier to make
Excessive speed, alcohol, and operator distraction were the primary factors in New Years Eve 2022 car crashes that killed fifteen people in the Peachtree State.
Most of Georgia’s sex crimes are listed in Section 16-6 of the Georgia Code. Some of these crimes are relatively minor misdemeanors. Others are among
