by AMN | 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 AMN | 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 AMN | 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...
by AMN | Jun 17, 2026 | Aggregrate Assult
If you or someone you know has been told that a matter is “going to the grand jury,” it is natural to feel alarmed and confused about what that actually means. A grand jury indictment is one of the most significant steps in the Georgia felony prosecution...
by AMN | May 25, 2026 | Aggregrate Assult
Aggravated assault is one of the most serious violent crime charges a person can face in Georgia, and the penalties reflect that. Unlike simple assault, which can be resolved as a misdemeanor, aggravated assault is classified as a felony in Georgia, carrying prison...
by AMN | Feb 3, 2026 | Aggregrate Assult
When assault charges escalate to aggravated assault in Georgia, the consequences become significantly more severe. While many people understand that assault involves intentionally harming or threatening another person, the distinction between simple assault and...
