September 14, 2025 • Posted In White Collar Crime
Georgia laws and sentencing guidelines impose strict sentencing for some offenses if you have prior convictions. Contesting a prior conviction’s relevance in an assault case and defending against current allegations may significantly improve the outcome of an assault case. Legal options may also exist to prevent considerations of prior convictions in sentencing for assault. What Is the…
read moreSeptember 14, 2025 • Posted In White Collar Crime
Unlawfully possessing a gun in Georgia can result in significant legal actions and penalties. State and federal laws prohibit some individuals from owning a firearm in Georgia. Knowing who can legally own a gun can protect you from firearm offense charges in Atlanta. Who Does Georgia Law Prohibit From Owning a Gun? In Georgia, the law…
read moreAugust 20, 2025 • Posted In White Collar Crime
In criminal defense cases, self-defense can be a powerful legal argument when someone is accused of using force to protect themselves or another person. Under Georgia law, self-defense means using a reasonable amount of force to prevent immediate harm or stop a threat. Knowing how these laws work and when they apply can help you…
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