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Dive into the legal intricacies of avoiding DUI checkpoints in Georgia and understand the ramifications of such decisions.

Explore the legal consequences and rights surrounding the refusal of a breathalyzer test, an important tool for detecting DUI offenses.

Criminal cases don’t go to trial often in Georgia. Why is this true, and how does this affect you? Learn more in our blog post.

The responsibilities of a criminal defense attorney go beyond the courtroom. Learn more about their essential roles in our blog post.

There are three types of drug charges in Georgia, all with different levels of severity and penalties. Learn more in our blog post.

In Georgia, you will lose your license after a DUI. Learn more about this rule and how you can get your driving privileges back.

Yes, you can challenge the results of a DUI breathalyzer or blood test in Georgia. In order for the government to use these tests as evidence in a court of law, they should be accurately administered and follow all relevant rules and procedures. If something goes wrong during the testing process,...

What factors into successfully defending my DUI case?” At Brett Willis Law, we have the expert tips you need. Learn more in our blog post.

In Georgia, the legal blood alcohol content limit is 0.08%. Find out more about this limit and what it means for you in our blog post.

In Georgia, you can be charged for possession of drugs that aren’t actually on you. Learn more in our blog post.

Many have asked us, “Can I refuse to do a field sobriety test?” The answer is yes — learn more about your right to refuse in our blog post.

If you’ve been charged with a DUI, you may wonder, “How do I beat a less safe DUI?” Learn the best strategy in our blog post.

What are my rights as a criminal defendant in Georgia?” is a common FAQ we get. In this blog, we outline these rights and what they mean.

“Will a DUI conviction stay on my record?” Yes, DUIs stay on your record forever in Georgia — learn more in our blog post.

The consequences of a DUI range from 12 months of probation to license suspension for 120 days. Find out more in our blog post.

Do you know what the statute of limitations for a DUI is in Georgia and how it affects you? Read our blog post to find out this and more.

Georgia bail bonds can be confusing — how much do you have to pay, and what if it’s too expensive? Find answers in our blog post.

Many nurses wonder, “What is the effect of a DUI and nursing license?” Read our blog post to find out how a DUI conviction may affect you.

If you’ve been charged with a DUI, you may have heard of a less safe DUI and per se DUI. Find out how these terms compare in our blog post.