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Georgia law prohibits anyone from operating a motor vehicle if their blood alcohol level exceeds .08%. Furthermore, it is unlawful to operate a motor vehicle while intoxicated by substances such as marijuana, cocaine or prescription medication. You may face additional...
If a lower court in Georgia has convicted you of a crime, you are still not out of options for proving your innocence or lowering the degree of the alleged crime; you can begin appealing to a higher court. The number of appeals that you can file depends on the number...
In states like Georgia, if U.S citizens are feeling threatened and there is a clear and present danger to their lives, they are allowed to practice self-defense in order to escape the situation. However, there are cases in which that self-defense leads to the other...
Smartphones contain much, if not most, of the intimate details of our lives, and that makes them an attractive target for law enforcement if they suspect you of committing a crime. But what information do they have a legal right to view, and how can they get it? While...
