
The Supreme Court’s Criminal Law Revolution
Earl Warren was Chief Justice of the Supreme Court between 1953 and 1969. He presided over the Court’s criminal law revolution, which lasted between 1961
Earl Warren was Chief Justice of the Supreme Court between 1953 and 1969. He presided over the Court’s criminal law revolution, which lasted between 1961
The recently concluded Afghanistan War was a “forever war” that seemed endless. The War on Drugs is much the same. President Richard Nixon issued this
Drinking and driving is deeply embedded in our society. About half of Georgians admit they have driven under the influence of alcohol. The actual percentage
In 2022 and 2023, many people followed the Britney Griner saga, some disdainfully and some sympathetically. Regardless of your perspective, these events made it clear
All criminal cases, not just your case, take time to resolve. As outlined below, the criminal court process in Cobb County has lots of moving
Marijuana and other illicit drugs are cheaper and easier to obtain than alcohol in most parts of Cobb County. Therefore, almost half of drivers involved
After tempers flared during a tete-a-tete between neighbors, a 73-year-old Bibb County man faces major federal criminal charges. According to the Justice Department, the man
After an extensive manhunt, officers cornered a 40-year-old suspect. “We gave chase, reengaged the suspect, he produced a handgun again, gunfire was exchanged, and the
Aggressive use of the state’s RICO law to curb gang crime has increased the cost of prosecuting, and defending, accused individuals. The Attorney General’s Gang
An “improper stop” led to the arrests of a 32-year-old man and a 21-year-old man on multiple charges, most of them related to the alleged