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 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 4, 2026 | Criminal Attorney
Facing a criminal charge in Georgia can be one of the most stressful experiences of a person’s life. Many people assume that once charges are filed, the only path forward is a plea deal or a trial. That assumption is not always correct. In Georgia, criminal...
by crews@crews.legal | May 19, 2026 | Criminal Attorney, Uncategorized
A theft charge on your record can follow you into job applications, housing screenings, and professional licensing reviews for years after the case closes. Many people in Sandy Springs want to know whether Georgia law gives them a path to clear that record and move...
by crews@crews.legal | Mar 23, 2026 | Criminal Attorney
Georgia has a reputation as a gun-friendly state, but that doesn’t mean firearm ownership comes without legal boundaries. Many people are surprised to discover that even lawful gun owners can unknowingly cross the line into criminal territory. If you or someone...
by crews@crews.legal | Mar 16, 2026 | Criminal Attorney
Most people picture a gun or a knife when they hear the words “armed robbery.” It seems logical that a weapon would be required for a charge that includes the word “armed.” In Georgia, however, the answer is more complicated than common sense...
