Facing criminal charges is an overwhelming experience, and choosing the right lawyer can make all the difference. At Brett Willis Law LLC, we understand how crucial it is to have a legal advocate who is not only highly skilled but also genuinely dedicated to protecting your rights. When you’re up against the weight of criminal […]
Valentine’s Day should be a time of love and joy, but for some couples, it can escalate into a stressful period full of emotions that leads to disagreements or disputes. Unfortunately, these emotional conflicts can sometimes spiral out of control, and in extreme cases, turn into domestic violence charges. When this occurs, legal consequences follow, […]
Arraignment Process in Hall County An arraignment is a hearing in open court where a judge formally reads the charge or charges to a defendant and asks the defendant how they plead. While the precise timing of arraignment varies, it usually needs to occur within a reasonable time of the defendant being arrested and charged. […]
Contact us for a free strategy session In Hall County, Georgia, there are many, many arrests made daily for DUI. What’s different about these cases is: those arrested are often people like you and me (law-abiding citizens who had absolutely no intention of breaking the law). What you need to know is this: if you’re […]
OCGA 40–6–186 makes it a crime to “race” on any Georgia highway or street. And, importantly, if you plead guilty to racing your license will be suspended (see OCGA 40-5-54). One very important fact to know is: if you’re under 18 “at the time of the arrest” then you cannot plead nolo (this means you will lose […]
Georgia First-Time DUI Laws Georgia DUI laws have strict penalties for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Georgia’s driving under the influence statutes do not allow for expungement or record restricting at all, making it one of the states with the strictest driving laws in the country. No matter what the case may […]
If you are under 18 years of age, is it a crime to possess a handgun in Georgia? Yes. For a first conviction for possession of a handgun by a person under 18 years of age is a misdemeanor (up to one year in jail). However, there are many legal defenses to possession of a […]
Some of the most common questions we get from Georgia nurses are: What effect will my DUI arrest have on my Georgia Nursing License? Can I complete my Georgia nursing license renewal with a pending DUI? Do I have to disclose a DUI arrest to the Georgia Board of Nursing when I do my license […]
Georgian DUI Laws Being pulled over on suspicion of DUI is a nerve-racking and unsettling experience. Many consequences are associated with DUI in Georgia, including jail time, heavy fines, counseling, and a license suspension. Additionally, DUIs can be classified as either misdemeanors or felonies. An arrest for a felony may hinder one’s job prospects, housing […]
The moment immediately following an arrest can be a mix of confusion and fear, especially if it’s for drug possession. As emotions run high, it’s easy to make mistakes that can compromise your legal standing. However, with the right knowledge and approach, you can ensure your rights are upheld. This guide offers a step-by-step breakdown […]