The range of punishment is the biggest difference between a felony and a misdemeanor. Felony convictions usually mean incarceration in a state or federal prison.
The rising number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Georgia has shed additional light on the problem of driving while sick. Driving with a serious medical
The presumption of innocence is usually the cornerstone of a criminal defense matter in Cobb County. But if the defendant remains behind bars before trial,
During certain times, as many as a fifth of area drivers are under the influence of drugs. This figure may be artificially low, as it
Prior to the mid-1990s, DUI was essentially a traffic ticket. Frequently, officers released suspected drunk drivers with warnings. Even if the cases made it to
Absolutely not. And, many drivers might have this question during the summer of 2020 as area law enforcement agencies deal with coronavirus fallout. Normally, DUI
Most Georgia drivers agree that it is dangerous to use cellphones and other devices while they drive. Yet motorists in the Peachtree State spend more
Law enforcement has become increasingly aggressive when it comes to large-scale drug trafficking cases. Since 2011, heroin trafficking arrests have increased 50 percent. Collectively, heroin,
One person is dead and two children were injured in a pair of pedestrian wrecks in DeKalb County. What do these incidents tell us about
The Cobb County Police Department recently acknowledged that it made “limited changes” because of the coronavirus outbreak. What do these alterations mean to your car
