Criminal Defense

If you are a fan of the Dawgs, or college football in general, you have seen that former UGA defensive back Malkom Parrish was arrested earlier this week for possessing a concealed weapon inside of the Ramsey Student Center. Specifically...

Drug cases are some of the most common that we defend in Coweta Superior Court. With the exception of some of the more serious crimes like trafficking, it is commonplace for prosecutors to ask for a fine. In the past, prosecutors...

The juvenile justice system in Georgia is responsible for minors under the age of 17 who have been involved in criminal offenses. In addition to punishing illegal acts committed by juveniles, this system strives to provide sentencing that focuses on...

The term “Brady” comes from a Supreme Court case back in the 1960s out of Maryland. In that case, the supreme court ruled that when the government withholds evidence that is material to the guilt or innocence of the defendant after it...

This blog is about rapper Foogiano and the five-year prison sentence he received yesterday. We don’t have access to the official court documents right now so we are kind of basing this off grassroots level information. There is a lot...

A drug bust in Carrollton, Georgia this weekend led to the arrest of fifteen people. The charges for range from Possession of a Schedule II drug to Trafficking Methamphetamine (Check out Youtube for More on Drug Trafficking). Many of them are charged with...

A motion to suppress illegally seized evidence is one of the most important tools in a criminal defense attorney’s arsenal. In many cases, this tool can be used to “kick evidence out of court.” When used successfully a motion to suppress can result...

In criminal cases involving child witnesses and victims, it is sometimes necessary to try and obtain DFCS records.  DFCS records generally involve sensitive information about minor children. So, the government, with good reason, does their best from making those records...