Monthly Archives: November 2025
When Prescription Medications Trigger a DUI Arrest in Georgia
Most people associate DUI charges with alcohol or illegal drugs. But in Georgia, you can be arrested (and even convicted) for DUI even if you only took lawfully prescribed medication. Georgia’s DUI statute doesn’t distinguish between illegal drugs and substances you’re legally allowed to take. What matters to police and prosecutors is whether the… Read More »
Marijuana & Hemp-Derived THC: Current DUI Risks and Legal Developments in Georgia
As cannabis laws continue to evolve across the nation, many Georgia drivers assume that hemp-derived THC, Delta-8 products, CBD, or even small amounts of marijuana carry minimal legal risk. Unfortunately, when it comes to driving, Georgia law remains strict. You can be charged with DUI based on THC, even if it’s legally purchased, and… Read More »
Felony vs. Misdemeanor Drug Possession in Georgia: What the Prosecutor Will Use Against You
If you’ve just been charged with drug possession in Georgia, it’s perfectly normal to feel afraid or overwhelmed. This is especially true when nobody’s telling you whether it’s a misdemeanor or a felony. That part alone can throw you off. The difference is not just legal jargon. It’s your life. A misdemeanor might mean… Read More »
Probation Violations After a DUI or Drug Conviction in Georgia: What You Must Know
A lot of folks, when they hear they got probation instead of jail time after a DUI or drug charge, think that they’ve caught a break. Sure, it’s definitely better than life in a cell, but the thing most people aren’t prepared for is just how onerous and strict probation actually is. It’s not… Read More »