
Civil-Criminal Matters in Georgia, Part I
The different burdens of proof in civil and criminal court (more likely than not vs. beyond a reasonable doubt) are the most obvious difference between
The different burdens of proof in civil and criminal court (more likely than not vs. beyond a reasonable doubt) are the most obvious difference between
We admit this title is not quite as catchy as the Texas Two-Step. However, for over half of Georgia families, a divorce is, or at
Immigration and criminal law collided after an undocumented person from Venezuela with an extensive criminal history in the United States allegedly beat and killed a
More than forty years after his crime, the failed Presidential assassin is now free to pursue his dream of becoming a chart-topping folk singer. “I’m
Reality TV star Karen Huger (Real Housewives of the Potomac) was charged with DUI after she “crossed a median and struck street signs” in her
A former CEO pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography charges in October 2023. A judge recently sentenced him to seven years in prison. When
Most likely, you know at least one domestic battery victim. About one in seven women have sustained a physical injury at the hands of a
How did a Norcross man get to Indiana without a driver’s’ license? More importantly, why did he get pulled over during a DUI sweep when
The Founding Fathers, primarily future president James Madison, added the Bill of Rights to the Constitution for political purposes. The guarantees of personal liberties convinced
Lawmakers Mull Expanded Cash Bond Requirement February 27, 2024 by Dean Phillips Democrats and their allies claim that a proposal to require cash bail in about two