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If you face DUI charges in Georgia, you may have several defenses available, even if you took a breath test that registered .08 or higher. Depending on the circumstances, you can potentially reduce your case to reckless driving or get the charges dismissed. According...
In Georgia, police can arrest anyone driving with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of .08 or higher for a DUI. While this situation may seem as though driving with less than a .08 BAC is safe from DUI charges, they may be vulnerable to Georgia’s DUI Less Safe Statute....
If you are like many Georgians, summer is your favorite time of year. The weather is hot, school is out and nature is gorgeous. Without a doubt, it is a great time to take a road trip vacation. With that said, there are some risks you should be aware of. Every year,...
If a judge convicts you of driving under the influence of alcohol in the state of Georgia, the DUI mark on your record will follow you relentlessly into the future. However, if you qualify, a new law allows the court to put paid to your misdemeanor by approving the...
After an evening out at a restaurant or bar, people may hesitate a moment before getting behind the wheel, weighing whether they are sober enough to drive home safely. Although it may seem like a straightforward question, there are a number of reasons why those who...
If people receive a DUI conviction, Georgia courts may sometimes suspend their driver's license. A license suspension can have a deep impact on people's lives. According to the Georgia Department of Driver Services, a suspension related to DUI may last for one year....
Staying away from alcohol before getting behind the wheel can do a lot to avoid a DUI conviction and its consequences. Serving time in prison is one possible outcome of DUI charges. However, even if you avoid imprisonment, a DUI conviction can drain your finances...
When an officer pulls you over under the suspicion of a DUI, the officer looks for a few telltale signs of intoxication. He or she may look for slurred speech, a drowsy appearance and a lack of coordination. Even if you do not consume alcohol, there are health...
Contrary to popular belief, drunk driving is not a new phenomenon. Long before law enforcement and jurisdictions across the country took a zero-tolerance stance against it, thousands of people became victims of drunk driving accidents and circumstances every year....
One requirement of having a DUI conviction is serving community service. Some of the terms of your community service sentence depend on the details surrounding your case and whether or not it is a first or subsequent offense. If this is your first DUI conviction or...
