Fleeing and eluding in Georgia under OCGA 40-6-395 carries mandatory license suspension and up to 12 months in jail. A defense attorney may be able to prevent the suspension.
A no insurance conviction in Georgia means a 60-day license suspension with no limited permit available. Learn the penalties under OCGA 40-6-10 and how an attorney can prevent your suspension.
If you are stopped at a police roadblock in Georgia, the situation can be tense and confusing. A common question that arises is: “Do I have to show my ID at a DUI checkpoint?” The answer depends entirely on where you are sitting in the car. The rules for the driver are very different from … Read more
If you or a loved one has just been arrested for driving under the influence, the immediate priority is getting out of jail. The first question families ask is always: “How much is bail for a DUI in Georgia?” The short answer is that for a standard, first-offense misdemeanor DUI, bail is typically set between … Read more
Georgia law enforcement will run DUI checkpoints and saturation patrols throughout Walker County this Fourth of July weekend. LaFayette DUI attorney Gordon Hall explains your rights at a Georgia roadblock and what to do if you are arrested.
A second DUI in Georgia within 5 years carries mandatory jail time, a 120-day hard license suspension, and a minimum 18-month revocation. Walker County DUI attorney Gordon Hall explains what you are facing and how to fight it.