Resources dedicated to traffic violations, DUIs, misdemeanors, felonies and probation violations in GA. View this page for useful information and websites.
Traffic Tickets
DUI
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Georgia Department of Driver Services
This website provides information on driving while intoxicated, including DUI schools and multiple offender programs. Visit this site to learn about the driving rules and regulations in Georgia.
Drug Charges
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Georgia Misdemeanor Guide
This resource defines the different types of Georgia misdemeanors, including associated penalties and guidelines. This website also includes the process for the expungement of criminal records.
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Georgia.gov
This site is dedicated to various agencies within Georgia, including the judicial branch. This website provides information on Georgia’s basic court system, including the state courts of the counties that hear misdemeanor cases.
Shoplifting
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Administrative Office of the Courts of Georgia
This website offers information on the Superior Court system in Georgia, which has authority over felony cases. This website also provides helpful information on the rules of the court.
Probation Violations
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Georgia Department of Corrections
This website is dedicated to the Georgia probation system and provides in-depth information on court-mandated programs, probation facilities, community service and reporting centers. The site also contains information on field operations and court services.
Blog
- Posted on 02/02/2021Thank you Attorney Scott, you made my reckless driving ticket go away.
- Posted on 01/26/2021Thank you Attorney Scott! I was consumed with fear after getting my second DUI!
- Posted on 07/06/2020I saw a sign on the highway recently that said, “slow down my mommy and daddy work here!” That’s right, the highway workers are mommies and daddies. The state of Georgia makes speeding in a work zone a serious speeding ticket.
Library
- Posted on 05/06/2018 School is still in session, look for a stopped school buses
- Posted on 05/05/2018 Ticketed for invalid vehicle registration after moving to Georgia?
- Posted on 05/05/2018 If you drive an unregistered vehicle in Georgia, you may be guilty of a misdemeanor