by crews@crews.legal | Aug 24, 2026 | Field Sobriety
If an officer asks you to step out of your car and walk a straight line, you may assume you have no choice. Many drivers in Atlanta are surprised to learn that is not entirely true. Are field sobriety tests required in Georgia, or can you decline them without...
by crews@crews.legal | Aug 18, 2026 | Aggregrate Assult
If you are facing an aggravated assault charge in Atlanta and you have a felony record, the range of possible outcomes can look very different than it would for a first-time offense. Georgia law allows a judge meaningful discretion when sentencing someone with no...
by crews@crews.legal | Aug 10, 2026 | Domestic Violence
When a teenager in Atlanta is accused of armed robbery, families are often surprised to learn the case may not stay in juvenile court at all. Georgia law treats certain juvenile armed robbery charges differently depending on one detail: whether a firearm was allegedly...
by crews@crews.legal | Aug 3, 2026 | Cash Bond
Watching a family member get denied bond in Fulton County is one of the most stressful moments a family can face. One day someone you love is arrested, and the next you learn a judge has decided they must stay in jail while the case moves forward. It can feel like the...
by crews@crews.legal | Jul 21, 2026 | Criminal Attorney
A criminal conviction in Georgia does not stay confined to the courtroom. Long after a case closes, it can resurface every time someone applies for a job, since most employers run a background check before making an offer. For anyone with a pending charge or a past...
