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Violent criminal offenses typically involve a specific party who is allegedly the victim. Police officers responding to reports of an altercation often have to make a snap judgment based on limited information. In scenarios where police officers arrest individuals for...
People facing criminal accusations often worry about the potential consequences of those charges. Obviously, anyone accused of a crime has reason to worry about the penalties the courts might impose. The consequences of a criminal conviction can range from...
Georgia categorizes the crime of robbery into various levels. This differentiation allows the justice system to gauge the severity of the crime appropriately and dispense punishment accordingly. If you or someone you know faces a robbery charge, it is important to...
White-collar crime is a term that is often a bit confusing. It encompasses a wide range of non-violent but serious criminal offenses. To make matters worse, many people disagree on what white-collar crime means and what constitutes these crimes. The most accepted...
When individuals face homicide accusations or charges in Georgia, they may not understand the differences between murder and manslaughter and what prosecutors need to prove. About manslaughter Although every jurisdiction is different when it comes to what needs to be...
Encounters with the police are often stressful. Not knowing what to do may make things feel even more dire. Knowing what your rights are can help. Let's begin with the Miranda Warning. Access to legal counsel You may have heard of the Miranda Warning or your Miranda...