Getting pulled over and being asked to take a breath test can be stressful. Many drivers immediately wonder whether they can refuse a breathalyzer test in Georgia. The short answer is yes. However, refusing a breath test does not mean there are no consequences. Georgia DUI law includes strict implied consent rules, and a refusal
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Driving Charges Can Feel Like the End of the Road — But They’re Not If you’ve been charged with DUI in Georgia, it’s natural to feel anxious and overwhelmed. A single mistake can suddenly threaten your license, your job, your reputation, and your future. But a charge isn’t a conviction, and this doesn’t have to
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What You Should Know if Stopped for Suspicion of DUI in Georgia Drinking and driving is dangerous and has serious consequences for a driver if arrested and convicted. Unfortunately, many drivers are charged with DUI even though they are not impaired. In fact, some cities require officers to make a specific number of DUI arrests
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Drivers License Suspensions in GA Affecting Teenagers and Drivers Under 21 If You Are Under 21 Your Driver License May Be Automatically Suspended The GA driver license for persons under 21 years of age will be automatically suspended as of the date of conviction for any of the following charges: Reckless driving; Aggressive driving; Purchasing
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Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) Points System Points System: The Department of Driver Services (DDS) point system ranges from 2 to 6 points depending on the type of citation issued. A driver who accumulates 15 points in a 24 month period will automatically have their driver license suspended. The most common citations are for
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Representing the Accused People sometimes ask why I work in criminal defense. Why, the question goes, would you choose to represent people you are almost sure are guilty? My answer always comes easily. I remember exactly when I realized criminal defense was right for me. One day in criminal law class at Emory, my professor
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