In Georgia, both voluntary and involuntary manslaughter involve the unlawful killing of another person, but they differ in intent and circumstances. Voluntary manslaughter is often characterized as a “crime of passion” usually resulting from some type of provocation....
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When can police officers force their way into a private residence?
When police officers want to search a private residence, they frequently knock and ask for permission. Sometimes, people open the door to the police. Others may refuse to let them inside to protect against invasions of privacy. The officers might force their way onto...
Complete versus incomplete spinal cord injuries
People who are involved in a motor vehicle crash can have considerable injuries because of the violent impact. One of that’s possible is a spinal cord injury, which can be life-altering. In most cases, the symptoms of a spinal cord injury, such as an inability to move...
3 catastrophic head injuries you can get in a car wreck
Motor vehicle accidents usually result in injuries, some of which may be catastrophic. These injuries leave the victim and their loved ones grappling with life-altering physical, emotional and financial challenges as they face the difficult path to recovery and adjust...
Unlocking the secrets: How a truck’s black box can impact your Georgia accident case
Truck accidents often leave a trail of devastation, resulting in severe injuries and complex legal battles. In these cases, a truck's "black box," formally known as an Event Data Recorder (EDR), can be crucial evidence. If you've been involved in an accident with a...
How does the prosecution prove intent to sell?
If you’ve been charged with drug possession with intent to sell, you might wonder how the prosecution can prove that you intended to distribute the drugs rather than simply possessing them. This distinction is crucial because possession with intent to sell is a far...
What is “malice” murder in Georgia?
When someone unlawfully takes another person’s life, the authorities can level a variety of different charges, depending upon the specific circumstances of the case. Malice murder is one charge that may be applied. It has unique requirements and unique implications...
What are Georgia’s “Romeo and Juliet” Laws?
For young adults, understanding consent laws can be tricky. Georgia has "Romeo and Juliet" laws to protect teenagers and young adults in consensual relationships from harsh criminal charges. These laws apply to specific situations involving sexual activity between...
Why underride accidents so often cause catastrophic harm
Underride accidents are some of the most devastating types of truck accidents that occur, simply because the physics of these crashes imperil those who slide underneath the body of large trucks. These accidents occur when a smaller vehicle slides under the trailer of...
What is it like to suffer a spinal cord injury?
Spinal cord injuries are extremely serious. When an individual sustains one, it can profoundly impact their physical, emotional and psychological well-being. In many cases, while rehabilitation is an option, they can never fully recover. People often endure these...