This offense is a combination of a property and violent crime. Most other infractions are only one or the other. For that reason, burglary is one of the most serious felonies in Cobb County. In addition to the direct consequences, there are … [Read more...]
Aggravated Assault: A Closer Look
We have mentioned several times that prosecutors normally bring the most aggressive charges that the facts could possibly support. This approach gives the state more leverage during plea negotiations. If they reduce the charges to something … [Read more...]
What’s the Difference Between Misdemeanor and Felony Theft in Georgia?
The range of punishment is the biggest difference between a felony and a misdemeanor. Felony convictions usually mean incarceration in a state or federal prison. Misdemeanor convictions always mean a maximum twelve months’ confinement in the county … [Read more...]
Is It Negligent to Drive While Sick?
The rising number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Georgia has shed additional light on the problem of driving while sick.Driving with a serious medical condition is one of the five types of driving impairment, according to the National Highway … [Read more...]
Jail Release: Jumpstarting a Successful Criminal Defense in Cobb County
The presumption of innocence is usually the cornerstone of a criminal defense matter in Cobb County. But if the defendant remains behind bars before trial, the presumption of innocence essentially becomes a presumption of guilt. Most people, … [Read more...]
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