Category Archives: Criminal Defense
Kennesaw Man Charged with Trafficking Marijuana and Other Drugs
Police are accusing a 53-year-old Kennesaw man of possessing pounds of drugs and several firearms. According to police, the suspect was found in possession of 17.5 pounds of alprazolam pills and 1,309.1 grams of marijuana, which were found in multiple baggies along with scales and packaging. Police also found 7.12 pounds of THC cartridges… Read More »
Marietta Lawmaker Accused of DUI After Hitting Cyclist
A Marietta legislator was arrested on charges of driving under the influence and failure to obey a traffic control device in August after he hit a bicyclist with his vehicle, according to the Georgia State Patrol. State Representative Devan Seabaugh was driving on Memorial Drive at Park Avenue in Fulton County at around 9… Read More »
120 Grams of Fentanyl Seized After Traffic Stop
Two men are in jail after a traffic stop led to a major drug seizure in Roswell recently. According to police, it was just after 1:30 on Monday afternoon when detectives with the Roswell Police Department’s Crime Suppression Unit said they spotted a car leaving a hotel that had a history of drug activity…. Read More »
Traffic Stop Reveals Existence of Meth Lab in Marietta, GA
Police say that a routine traffic stop led to the discovery of a large methamphetamine conversion lab in a residential neighborhood in Marietta. The lab was found near multiple elementary schools. The lab was uncovered by DEA Atlanta special agents and task force officers following the traffic stop. Authorities announced the arrest of three… Read More »
Marijuana Drug Trafficking in Cobb County, Georgia
Drug trafficking charges are different from other kinds of drug offenses, like simple possession, possession with intent to distribute, and drug manufacturing. The main difference between drug trafficking and these offenses is the quantity of a substance found in a person’s possession. Because of the large amounts of drugs involved in these cases, the… Read More »
What to Know About Georgia’s Pretrial Diversion Program
Being convicted of a criminal offense in Georgia can come with severe penalties. Fortunately, there are ways to avoid the worst of these penalties, especially for first time offenders. One of these options is Georgia’s pretrial diversion program, which is an alternative to traditional criminal sentencing. Those who successfully complete the requirements of the… Read More »
How to Avoid DUI During the Holiday Season
The holiday season is one of the busiest times of year for everyone. From holiday gift shopping to end-of-year work events and family parties, more drivers are on the roads trying to get to their destinations safely. During the holiday season, drinking at holiday events or get-togethers with friends and family is more prevalent…. Read More »
Hiring A Criminal Defense Lawyer? Avoid These Mistakes
All criminal lawyers are not created equal, and you don’t want to make the mistake of hiring a criminal defense attorney who doesn’t know what they’re doing, and you end up spending a long time in prison. An experienced criminal lawyer has all the necessary qualifications to defend you and knows all the nuances… Read More »
Why You Shouldn’t Represent Yourself in Criminal Court
Defending yourself in criminal court may be the first instinct in some cases for financial reasons alone. Pro se representation, or the legal ability to represent yourself in court, might seem like a financial win if you’re facing criminal charges. But while you’re concerned about the financial responsibility behind criminal charges, what type of… Read More »
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 »