Monthly Archives: July 2026
Can You Be Charged With Drug Trafficking Even If You Never Sold Drugs in Georgia?
Most folks tend to think that drug trafficking means the sale, transportation, or manufacture of drugs. However, the laws in Georgia have defined drug trafficking another way, whereby one can be charged with drug trafficking regardless of whether they sold, transported, or manufactured any drugs. As such, it is very important to understand what… Read More »
Can You Get a DUI on Private Property in Georgia?
Most folks believe that DUI laws in Georgia are applicable only to public roads and highways. This misleads people into believing that if they drive under the influence on private property, including parking lots, private driveways, or private roads, they will not be arrested for DUI. This is not the case in Georgia. Georgia’s… Read More »
Can You Be Convicted of DUI Without a Breath or Blood Test in Georgia?
Many Georgians believe that a prosecutor cannot prove DUI without either a breath or blood test that shows the defendant’s BAC. Although chemical tests provide very strong evidence against the defendant, they are not necessary to prove DUI in Georgia. In certain cases, the prosecutor might try to prove DUI without chemical tests. If… Read More »
Delta-8, Delta-9, and THC-A Arrests in Georgia: When Legal Products Lead to Criminal Charges
During the last few years, hemp-based products, including Delta-8 THC, Delta-9 THC, and THC-A, have grown very popular in Georgia. Consumers buy those products from smoke shops, grocery stores, and even online, unaware that, in some cases, they might still get into legal trouble for possession of those substances. Since most of those products… Read More »