Monthly Archives: April 2022
What You Need to Know About Georgia Shoplifting Laws
“I want that.” This phrase alone is the most common motive behind shoplifting. A crime beyond desperation or needs and into the territory of greed and wants, shoplifting can have severe consequences including probation, fines, and jail time. According to the National Association for Shoplifting Prevention, more than 27 million people have shoplifted in… Read More »
Can You Switch Attorneys In The Middle Of A Case?
There are times a defendant may be unsatisfied with their hired lawyer and when this happens, it is perfectly acceptable to discharge their attorney to hire a new one. Most attorney-client agreements typically advise clients that they have the right to discharge their attorneys. Court approval is not usually necessary for this order, but… Read More »
What To Know About Georgia Arson Laws
There are plenty of reasons a fire can start, but when it is intentionally done, a person can face arson charges. Arson laws vary from state to state, but in many states like Georgia, arson is treated as a serious crime. Georgia addresses arson in three different statutes in the Georgia Code Title 16:… Read More »
Understanding the Differences Between White Collar and Blue Collar Crimes
The terms “white collar” and “blue collar” for crimes committed are used as basic categorizations for crimes based on the accused person’s social status. These are always case by case basis, and determine how an individual’s case will be handled. Understanding what blue and white collar crimes are considered is important for a case… Read More »