As many Georgia residents have switched to remote working, their increasing computer time has been significant. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, they believe that computer use is leading to an uptick in zoned-out driving. This has...
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Viable defenses against drug possession charges
Georgia residents who are arrested for possession of drugs can face life-changing charges. Formulating a drug possession defense starts with understanding the specific circumstances regarding a case. While it's highly advisable that you always seek help from an...
Could an attorney challenge eyewitness testimony?
A credible witness could be of value to prosecutors. Not all eyewitnesses are credible, and some may even suffer from faulty recollections. Successful challenges of eyewitness testimony might lead to a defendant leaving a Georgia courtroom with a "not guilty" verdict....
Options for filing a claim when hit by a drunk driver
A drunk driver could lose control of their vehicle and create a massive disaster on a Georgia road. People injured by a drunk driver might find themselves facing a long recovery. When the negligent driver has adequate auto liability coverage, seeking a settlement...
What are common symptoms of PTSD after an accident?
Post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, is one of the emotional side effects that can occur after you're involved in an accident in Georgia. PTSD can trigger intrusive memories that haunt you and make it difficult to sleep or feel relaxed. There may also be changes...
How to find out if you have a warrant
If you suspect that the police have a warrant out for your arrest in Georgia, it's better to find out as soon as possible than wait for the police to find you. Depending on the jurisdiction, you might be able to get information about a potential warrant over the...
Types of distracted driving and how to avoid them
Distracted driving causes many motor vehicle accidents. People in Georgia who are distracted in some way while they are behind the wheel may be more likely to have a wreck. Knowing the types of distracted driving may help you avoid or reduce some of these behaviors....
What makes a search legal in Georgia?
Convictions at trial may hinge on how concrete the evidence proving guilt is. Insufficient evidence could lead to charges getting dismissed or even dropped. Law enforcement frequently procures evidence during a search. Georgia law defines what makes a search legal. If...
What are some common causes of truck accidents?
Tractor-trailers and semi-trucks remain familiar sights on roads all over the United States. Many drivers perform their duties exceptionally, but the chances of an accident involving a truck in Georgia increase when a driver acts negligently. Many causes for truck...
What is proximate cause?
If you get injured in Georgia and another person was at fault, you might be able to file a lawsuit. However, the injury alone doesn't guarantee that you'll win the case. You'll have to prove proximate cause to show that the other party is at fault for your injury....