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A blue and red light in your rearview is never welcome. If you have consumed any alcohol, the dread as the officer approaches may reach a fever pitch. The police need a reason to pull you over, but once they have it, they can try to put you through the motions for a...
When you’re going to be drinking or using any type of substance that could be potentially impairing, you need to be conscientious about conducting yourself responsibly. Taking the right precautions can help you avoid unsafe situations or serious legal issues. Here are...
When it comes to drug offenses, the police are often much more interested in the big fish than the small-time drug dealer. For that reason, they have many tactics used specifically to locate the big fish in drug crimes. Observation Observation is the most commonly...
Anyone facing indictment for a crime could be looking at a jail sentence. An unfavorable ruling might be calamitous. Should a mandatory minimum apply, the presiding judge must impose a requisite punishment. Learning about mandatory minimums can help prisoners...
Your friends and family want to enjoy a fun night out with you that ends with you safely in bed. Unquestionably, a DUI can carry a considerable cost, both in freedom and money, and will completely ruin your vibe. When out drinking, these tips can help to keep you and...
If you make the mistake of driving while intoxicated, you put yourself at risk of a DUI arrest. However, people make a few misconceptions and mistakes when they get pulled over on suspicion of drunk driving. Police officers are under no obligation to help you when...
If Georgia law enforcement has ever stopped you, you probably had many questions. For example, can an officer ask to examine your property for drugs? Do you have to comply? Police will usually need the warrant to search your vehicle, home or person for illegal...
If you are facing criminal charges, you may have some well-founded fears about spending time behind bars, paying a stiff fine or both. This may be especially true if you have previous convictions on your record. How much time you spend in prison, though, may depend...