Atlanta Defense News

Armed Robbery is Different than Robbery and Larceny: Why You Must Appreciate the Distinction

Mar 15th, 2012 | By

 Is Armed Robbery as Serious as Other Crimes Involving Stealing? Armed Robbery is a serious offense that may lead to time served in a penitentiary.  Due to the supposed violent nature of the crime, first time offenders often are not awarded leniency unless they can reach a plea bargain, or if the prosecution fails to
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Expungement: Atlanta Lawyers Doing it Right

Feb 6th, 2012 | By

What exactly does “Expungement” mean to you? “Expungement is the term for a civil proceeding brought by someone who was arrested and charged with commission of a crime, but who was not convicted, to seal the police and court records of the arrest and criminal charge.” As you can probably guess, it has much to
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Atlanta Defendants: Understand the Right to Have a Lawyer Present

Nov 28th, 2011 | By
Atlanta Defense Firms Explain Your Right to Have a Lawyer Present

The right to have a lawyer present, in certain circumstances, is a right that has served as a lifeline to liberty and freedom; unfortunately, the right to have a lawyer present is also  misunderstood by so many accused individuals. Over the years, numerous cases have been won by pro se defendants, but many more have
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5 Things to Look for When Selecting a Criminal Defense Attorney in Atlanta

Nov 21st, 2011 | By
5 Tips to Help you Find the Best Atlanta Defense Lawyer

If you are in the market for a criminal defense attorney, you should perform some basic research tasks so you know what to expect, how much money you should expect to spend, and whether the lawyer you think you are interested in hiring or learning more about is suitable for you. Run a quick search
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Case for Pot Legalization: “Fake Weed Controlled/Punished Like Heroin”

Nov 11th, 2011 | By
Atlanta Defense Firms Can Represent You if Charged with Possession of Spice or K2

Over the course of the past year, Atlanta residents may have noticed a new eye-catching rack of colorful packets hanging in the back corners of local convenience stores.  These vibrant packets, full of a leafy herb mix, were labeled “not for consumption.”  It took a bit of time, but the federal and state governments have
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Atlanta Woman Locked Up for More Than 50 Days: Name Mix-Up

Oct 20th, 2011 | By