What Is Fleeing and Eluding the Police in Georgia? Fleeing and eluding the police is a criminal offense in Georgia. It occurs when a driver willfully refuses to stop after receiving a lawful signal from a law enforcement officer. Under Georgia law, fleeing and eluding can range from a misdemeanor to a serious felony depending…
Continue reading ›In the State of Georgia, it stays there all the way to the grave. Georgia laws for record restriction and expungement do not allow any removal of a DUI conviction (whether no “no contest” or guilty) , nor a reckless driving conviction or nolo contendere plea if that case was a reduction from a driving…
Continue reading ›This blog page is presented by Georgia DUI lawyers Cory Yager, Larry Kohn, and William Head. This information is posted to provide those charged with a DUI in Georgia with an immediate overview of laws relating to criminal punishments, like jail time, as well as knowing the impact from driver’s license suspension at the Georgia…
Continue reading ›What Is an After-the-Fact DUI Arrest in Georgia? A hit and run in Atlanta, GA often leads to a DUI arrest hours after the driver has left the scene. Police track down the driver at home, at a nearby business, or through a tag number. They make an arrest long after the collision occurred. These…
Continue reading ›Georgia impaired driving laws are amended from time to time and while it is OK if a typical driver doesn’t know the latest GA DUI laws, the best Atlanta DUI lawyers must stay up-to-date on every change that is made by lawmakers. Like with almost every other criminal code in Georgia, laws are modified and…
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