According to his arrest warrant, a man tailgated a small car with his pickup truck, flashing his lights and blaring his horn at the person
A woman used to wash the clothes of her father, a retired employee of a city water department. Gray dust covered his attire, which she
Georgia’s Judicial Qualifications Commission (JQC) focuses on judicial conduct, often providing Advisory Opinions on the subject. One of those opinions states that courtrooms should be
A summary judgment is a means by which attorneys and courts avoid unnecessary trials when no contested issues of fact are present in the case.
A pickup truck rear-ended a 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee, causing the gas tank to explode which killed a four-year-old boy. Chrysler, the parent company now
A young father missed a portion of his son’s life and lost both his job and his car because he spent 53 days in jail.
If an employee, while on the job, inadvertently shoots you, can you sue the company for which he or she works? Georgia’s Court of Appeals
Two defendants appeared before Cherokee Superior Court, charged with making false statements to the police. Both claimed that the Cherokee County Schools superintendent “sped by
Cherokee County State Court heard the case of a young defendant cited with failing to wear a seat belt and driving under the influence (DUI)
Police in New York have determined that 2,822 guns used in crimes in the state were bought in Georgia, and 2,711 of that number were
