Bond revocations can put your freedom at risk before trial. Learn how bond works in Georgia, common violations that lead to revocation, and how an experienced Cobb County criminal defense lawyer can help you fight to stay out of jail.
A DUI arrest in Georgia can do more than put a mark on your record — it can take away your license fast. After an arrest, you only have 10 business days to act before your driving privileges are suspended. This guide explains how the 10-Day Letter and ALS hearing work, and how an experienced Marietta DUI attorney can help drivers in Cobb County, Bartow County, and Paulding County fight back to get their license reinstated.
In a Cherokee County drug case, the Georgia Court of Appeals upheld a ruling protecting a confidential informant’s identity. The defendant, convicted of multiple drug charges, argued that revealing the tipster could have aided his defense. However, the court determined that the informant only assisted police and was not a material witness. This ruling reinforces how Georgia law balances informant protection with a defendant’s right to a fair trial—an issue often seen in Cobb, Bartow, and Paulding County criminal defense cases.
