By: Award-winning Criminal Lawyers and Legal Book Co-Authors Cory Yager (a highest rated Martindale Battery Attorney Georgia and ex-police officer) and Larry Kohn, an AVVO Superstar Assault Lawyer Atlanta with nearly 600 5-Star Reviews Navigating the intricacies of these Georgia law domestic violence criminal charges can be overwhelming for victims…
By: Ex-Cop Turned Criminal Attorney Cory Yager and AVVO Superstar Criminal Lawyer Larry Kohn – Law Book Co-Authors With William C. Head Understanding the Georgia Implied Consent Law is important for drivers arrested for DUI. This law on implied consent in GA applies to anyone driving a vehicle in Georgia,…
Working with the criminal justice system in Georgia is a daunting experience, whether you’re facing a minor misdemeanor or a serious felony. The stakes are high: your freedom, reputation, and future are all at risk. But you are not alone. With the right information and a skilled criminal defense attorney,…
In Georgia, the crime of battery occurs when there is actual physical contact with another human being that causes harm to that person. Keep reading to learn the key differences between simple battery, aggravated battery and assault. Simple battery involves minor physical harm or offensive touching. Aggravated battery involves severe physical…
By: Larry Kohn, award-winning Atlanta criminal defense lawyer since 1998 and an experienced simple battery lawyer and Cory Yager, ex-cop turned criminal defense attorney defending criminal charges since 2007 Under OCGA 16‑5‑23, a simple battery in Georgia means making physical contact that is insulting, provoking, or causes visible bodily harm.…
Fighting a felony charge in Atlanta is one of the most frightening experiences a person can endure. The uncertainty, the fear of losing your freedom, and the worry about your future can feel crushing. But you do not have to face this alone. With a dedicated criminal defense lawyer for…
Facing criminal charges in Atlanta is a life-altering experience. The stakes are high—your freedom, reputation, and future are on the line. Whether you’re accused of a misdemeanor like a first offense DUI or a serious felony sex crime, understanding the workings of the criminal justice system and narrowing your search…
Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense in Georgia, with severe legal, financial, and personal consequences. Whether you’re facing your first DUI charge or have prior offenses, Georgia’s DUI laws and complex legal system are overwhelming. Our attorneys are in court every day of the week, and have…
For most first-time DUI offenders in Georgia, the sentence is a combination of several penalties, rather than just one. The most common sentence for a first DUI in Georgia typically includes: Fines: Expect to pay between $300 and $1,000, not including court costs and surcharges. Jail Time: A minimum of…
Reckless driving is a serious crime. In Georgia, reckless driving is more than just a traffic ticket. Reckless driving is one of the few “serious” misdemeanor offenses in the state exists. But any of these “serious” driving crimes can be the basis for a prosecutor adding very serious felony charges,…