Drug Offenses

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 may trigger mandatory minimums. Eligible first-time defendants may avoid an adjudication of guilt, and simple possession alone does not automatically suspend a driver’s license. Key Takeaways: Weight sets your range:

Being arrested for drugs in Atlanta can feel overwhelming within minutes. One moment you may be pulled over or questioned by police. The next moment you are handcuffed, transported to jail, and unsure what happens next. Many people assume that a drug arrest automatically means a conviction. That is not how the legal process works.

Facing drug trafficking charges in Georgia can feel like your life just changed in an instant. The fear, confusion, and uncertainty about what comes next can be overwhelming. At Arora Law, we understand the pressure of these accusations. We have experience as prosecutors who have handled complex state and federal drug cases throughout Georgia. We

Being charged with possession can have a huge impact on anyone’s life. In some ways, it’s even more devastating when the accused is a minor. In this article, we’re looking at how possession charges affect minors in the state of Georgia. Defining “Possession Charges” and “Minors or Juveniles” In the state of Georgia, you are

Drug Convictions & Financial Aid The State of Georgia imposes very specific restrictions on high school and college students who are charged with drug-related crimes and their eligibility to receive financial aid (e.g., HOPE Scholarship, HOPE Grants, the HOPE Teacher Scholarship Loan, and the PROMISE Teacher Scholarship Loan). How Drug Convictions Affect State Financial Aid

GA Drivers License Will Be Suspended For Felony or Misdemeanor Drug Convictions What will happen to a GA Driver’s License after a felony or misdemeanor marijuana conviction? A conviction for a misdemeanor drug offense will result in the loss of one’s GA driver’s license for a minimum of six months and as much as five