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Atlanta Marijuana Ordinance: When “Decriminalization” Isn’t.

Criminal Defense, DUI, Georgia, Marijuana | 0 comments

Atlanta has passed, and Mayor Reed has now signed, an ordinance supposedly decriminalizing the possession of less than an ounce of marijuana.  That’s great, right?  Well, yes and no.  The ordinance does not actually address the criminality/legality of possession...

Everything Is a Trade: Principle vs. Negotiation; When to Surrender Control – A Cynical View of the Trial

Civil, Criminal Defense, Dispute Resolution, Georgia, Trial | 0 comments

Let’s be clear.  A trial is not about truth. It is not about justice. It is not about what really happened. A trial, unfortunately, is about finality. Looking back through history at the use of trials, the basic theory boils down as follows: Everyone needs to...
I Took The Breath Test For My DUI, But They’re Saying I Refused.

I Took The Breath Test For My DUI, But They’re Saying I Refused.

Criminal Defense, DUI, Georgia, Marijuana, Trial | 0 comments

A very common comment we get when doing a DUI consult is about alleged “refusals.”  The individual sits down with us, and we note that the citation or report indicates the case involves a “refusal” of the state’s test.  A refusal simply...
Be Careful When Considering A Plea Deal; Clerical Errors Can Cost You Bigtime

Be Careful When Considering A Plea Deal; Clerical Errors Can Cost You Bigtime

Criminal Defense, DUI, Georgia, Marijuana | 0 comments

Two situations have come  to mind recently where small clerical mistakes can cause big problems with your DUI, marijuana, or other criminal case.  The first is when the prosecutor has mistaken or erroneous information he’s using against you in sentencing (either...

New DUI License Provisions for 2013

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For those who are unaware, on January 1st of 2013, some new provisions went into effect in GA regarding license suspensions for DUI offenses. One of the primary new provisions deals with permitting those with a 2nd-in-5-years conviction to apply for a limited permit...

Jury Nullification in New Hampshire

Criminal Defense, Georgia, Marijuana, National, Trial | 0 comments

According to this article, a New Hampshire jury refused to convict a man for growing marijuana in his back yard.  Why is this important?  Citizens who serve as jurors have the right to acquit a defendant for any reason, even if the reason is that the law that the...

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