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Georgia criminalizes a variety of criminal conduct. These crimes often carry steep penalties, including registration as a sex offender and …

Georgia limits what evidence the state can introduce against you in a criminal trial. Character evidence is often controversial. For …

Aggravated assault is a serious criminal offense, typically resulting in felony charges. Many people accused of this offense ask, “What …

At Moffitt Law, LLC, many of our clients have a criminal record, either in Georgia or from another state where …

Many criminal defendants end up “pleading out” to their criminal charges. This essentially means they accept a plea bargain. Unfortunately, …

Georgia has recently loosened gun restrictions so that more people can carry without the need for a license. Today, you …

Many teens get picked up for shoplifting, which is a simple mistake with big consequences. In Georgia, any crime is …

Drug possession is a serious crime in Georgia. Unless you are caught with tiny amounts of marijuana, you are facing …

With most criminal offenses, defendants can serve their sentence and hopefully return to their community to rebuild their lives. Sex …

Georgia law enables victims of family violence–also known as domestic violence–to seek a protective order against their abuser. A petitioner …

Understanding the Different Types of Sex Crimes