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...
by crews@crews.legal | Jul 16, 2026 | Misdemeano
A theft charge in Georgia can be a misdemeanor or a felony, and the difference often comes down to a single number: the dollar value of what was allegedly taken. That distinction matters enormously, since a felony conviction carries years in prison rather than months...
by crews@crews.legal | Jul 11, 2026 | Drug Crime
A drug trafficking charge in Georgia does not require proof that anyone sold or transported anything. Under state law, trafficking is defined almost entirely by weight, so a person can face the same mandatory minimum as a large-scale dealer simply by possessing a...
by crews@crews.legal | Jul 5, 2026 | Criminal Attorney, Aggregrate Assult
If you have been accused of fraud in Atlanta, one word shapes almost everything that happens next: intent. Fraud charges in Georgia do not turn on whether a statement was false or whether money changed hands. They turn on whether the accused meant to deceive someone....
by crews@crews.legal | Jun 24, 2026 | Aggregrate Assult
An aggravated assault charge in Sandy Springs is one of the more serious felony offenses a person can face under Georgia law. The consequences of a conviction can include significant prison time, lasting damage to employment prospects, and a permanent mark on your...
