A Cobb County jury will potentially decide if placing a GPS tracking device on a woman’s car is an invasion of privacy or an acceptable
Cherokee Superior Court found a defendant guilty of armed robbery, but the defendant felt that the evidence did not support his conviction and appealed. Georgia’s
A defendant in a Cobb State Court trial objected to the solicitor general recusing himself from the case, claiming that no conflict of interest existed
Cobb Superior Court found a defendant guilty of armed robbery and denied him his motion for a new trial. The defendant believed that the trial
Prior to a jury deliberating a case, its members must listen to and swear by an oath as dictated by O.C.G.A. § 15-12-139. The oath
A plaintiff in a medical malpractice suit contended that a hospital and doctor were negligent in following her grandmother’s advance directive when the doctor intubated
Fulton Superior Court found a defendant guilty of burglary, but he appealed, explaining that the evidence didn’t support his conviction. He broke a porch door
Gwinnett Superior Court convicted a defendant of two counts of aggravated child molestation, aggravated sexual battery, and three counts of child molestation. The defendant appealed,
Proper Traffic Stop Upends Motion to Suppress Evidence Cobb Superior Court convicted a defendant of trafficking in methamphetamine, driving without a license, giving false information
According to an article in the Marietta Daily Journal, the Cobb County Police Department recently met with the public it serves to allow the community’s
