Although religious scholars broke it down further, the original “thou shalt not steal” invective was only one rule. Modern Georgia law technically contains six theft
Section 40-6-91(a)(2) charges are a real bad news/good news thing. The bad news is that, at least theoretically, these charges are easy to prove in
Comprehensive bail reform is sweeping through the country. These reinvent-the-wheel reforms have had mixed results. However, comprehensive bail reform hasn’t happened in Georgia, and it
The landmark 1993 Supreme Court decision Daubert vs. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals was technically a civil case that pertained to expert witnesses. However, this case also
Officials are having trouble finding attorneys to represent Greg McMichael, who was sentenced to life, and Roddie Bryan, who was sentenced to 35 years, as
Fani Willis advised local hip-hop artists to “get out of my county” if they didn’t want inflammatory song lyrics used as evidence against them in
A Chesterfield man faces multiple criminal charges after he allegedly fired a gun into the air during a funeral. Police investigators say a fight broke
A Bulloch County State Court Judge sentenced a former Georgia State Representative to twelve months of probation after he pleaded guilty to stalking a former
Lots of people ask this question around Labor Day. DUI checkpoints usually pop up all over Cobb County on this holiday weekend. That’s because many
A federal judge has so far sentenced fifteen individuals to almost one-hundred sixty years in prison for their roles in a large methamphetamine distribution network.
