An Overview of Self-Defense Laws in Georgia
Under the Constitution, every person in the United States has the right to self-defense against injury or death. It is a basic principle that people should be allowed to use force to protect themselves when necessary. But this principle is extended in certain states where “stand your ground” laws exist. Georgia is one of several… Read More »
What Does the Prosecution Have to Prove in a Felony Resisting Arrest Case?
When a person interferes or attempts to interfere with a law enforcement officer’s ability to perform a lawful arrest, it’s known as resisting arrest. Depending on the severity of the accused person’s actions, this could be classified either as a felony or a misdemeanor. Resisting arrest may take many different forms. It often involves suspects… Read More »
How Does a Criminal Defense Attorney Defend Violent Crime Cases?
How Does a Criminal Defense Attorney Defend Violent Crime Cases? At the outset of any criminal case, the defendant and his or her attorney will meet and develop a strategy. This is an extremely important step in the process. If a strategy is not prepared, or if the developed strategy is not strong enough, the… Read More »