By Pierce Blitch & Will Dasher How Georgia Defines Burglary Is burglary the same as theft or robbery? Many people think burglary involves just taking something that belongs to someone else, but it’s more complicated. Burglary is about intent to commit a theft or felony when entering a home or commercial building. This intent makes […]
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By Pierce Blitch & Will Dasher When someone is arrested in Georgia, they must follow a series of legal steps that can be both confusing and overwhelming. One of those steps may include posting bail. Bail allows those charged with a crime to avoid sitting in jail while waiting for their court date, which can
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By Pierce Blitch and Will Dasher Imagine this: you’re driving home with your significant other after a college football watch party on a Saturday this Fall. As you chat about the delicious food and the outcome of the big game, you glance in your rearview mirror and notice blue lights flashing. The officer pulls you
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By Pierce Blitch & Will Dasher Distracted driving remains one of the leading causes of serious crashes in Georgia and across the nation. It takes only a moment of inattention to cause a lifetime of consequences. For victims of these preventable collisions, legal claims for compensation offer a path forward—one that holds negligent drivers accountable
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If you’ve been charged with a crime in Georgia, it’s important to understand what kind of charges you’re facing and what that means for your future. Crimes generally fall into three categories: felonies, misdemeanors, and violations. All of these can have serious consequences, but felonies are the most severe. Let’s break down the differences so
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