Random checkpoints have a controversial past in America. For many years, law and order proponents basically argued that if you have nothing to hide, you
Generally, people run from accident scenes because they believe the consequences of staying outweigh the risk of getting caught. This decision is usually not a
Families with a married mother and father, who have never been married to anyone else before, along with their pure biological children make up less
A federal grand jury indicted 27-year-old Chatham County man after he allegedly made false bomb threats targeting a Savannah mosque and an office park. According
The winter holidays are rough on many people. About 20 percent of Georgians struggle with severe seasonal affective disorder or the winder blues, a slightly
The winter holidays are usually a time of love, peace, and joy for everyone. But for one family in the obscure town of Cityville, Christmas
Even more than ten years later, the 2009 Chris Brown/Rhianna assault may be one of the most infamous ones in recent memory. Predictably, the two
We’re angry people. Most of us keep a lid on it most of the time. But about 10 percent of people regularly lose control and
Back in the day, anyone, or almost anyone, could defend speeding tickets in Cobb County. Police departments usually didn’t pay overtime for officers to testify
The jailhouse blues are real, and they affect legal defenses and mental health. 20 percent of county jail inmates have a serious mental illness. Incarceration
