July 13, 2025 • Posted In White Collar Crime
In Georgia, you can be charged with simple assault if you attempt to harm someone or threaten them. Comparatively, you can be charged with aggravated assault if you use a deadly weapon to attack, maim, or disfigure someone. Getting charged with assault can feel like the end of the world, but legal help is available.…
read moreJuly 13, 2025 • Posted In White Collar Crime
Georgia’s gun laws are generally considered less restrictive than those of many other states. Learn about these laws, and you can determine if you are eligible to own a firearm in Georgia. If you are charged with violating any of Georgia’s firearm possession laws, discuss your case with an Atlanta firearm offenses attorney. Georgia Has a…
read moreMay 14, 2025 • Posted In White Collar Crime
You have a small window of time to file an appeal after a conviction in Georgia. An Atlanta criminal defense lawyer will file the necessary paperwork and immediately begin crafting an appeal. Understanding the appeal process in Georgia can prepare you for the next steps. Time Limits for Appealing a Conviction in Georgia You have 30 days…
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