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7 Post-Arrest Mistakes That Can Sink Your Case in Atlanta
Quick Summary: Police may have evidence at arrest and continue investigating afterward. What you say to officers or on a jail phone, what you allow
Can Domestic Violence Charges Be Dropped in Georgia?
Reviewed by Manny Arora, Partner at Arora Law in Atlanta, GA. Former prosecutor, AV Preeminent rated. Published June 22, 2026. Last reviewed June 2026. Quick
Served With a Restraining Order in Atlanta? How TPOs Work and How to Respond
Reviewed by Manny Arora, Arora Law, Atlanta, GA. Last reviewed: June 2026. Summary: A restraining order in Atlanta, formally a Temporary Protective Order or TPO,
What Are the Penalties for Drug Charges in Georgia?
Quick Summary: The penalties for drug charges in Georgia depend on the substance, weight, charge, and prior convictions. Possession can carry prison time, while trafficking
What Are Your Rights After an Arrest in Georgia?
Quick Summary: Arrested without a warrant in Georgia, and police have 48 hours to bring you before a judge. With a warrant, 72. In between
Why Hiring a Local Atlanta Criminal Defense Attorney Early Matters
Quick Summary: What happens in the first 72 hours after an arrest in Atlanta often decides how the rest of the case unfolds. Hiring an
How Long Does a Criminal Case Take in Georgia?
Summary: Most Georgia criminal cases run from a few weeks for minor misdemeanors to several years for serious felonies. How long your criminal case takes
Your Rights After an Arrest in Georgia: What Every Atlanta Resident Needs to Know
Quick Summary: If you or someone close to you has just been arrested in Georgia, you have eight core rights that begin the moment an
Can Felony Charges Be Reduced or Dismissed in Georgia? A Guide for Atlanta Defendants
Quick Summary: Georgia law lets certain felony charges be reduced to a misdemeanor or dismissed outright, depending on the offense, your record, and the stage