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Asset forfeiture is a legal tool used by law enforcement agencies to seize property linked to criminal activity. Georgia, like many other states, has laws in place that allow for the confiscation of assets potentially involved in or derived from criminal conduct....
Facing criminal drug charges can be a harrowing ordeal, especially if you are not familiar with your rights or the possible penalties against you. While some drug crimes are state-level misdemeanors with relatively minor consequences, you might find yourself accused...
Although considered a white-collar crime, the government takes money laundering very seriously. While many people may think of schemes in movies, if you have deposited a large amount of cash or made a real estate purchase with cash, you may come onto the government’s...
When an officer pulls you over on the road or approaches your home as part of an investigation, it can suddenly feel like the world is against you if you find yourself accused of drug possession. The potential consequences are even more severe if authorities believe...
Constructive possession is a legal concept that refers to a court finding an individual to possess an illegal substance even though it may not be physically on their person. This concept occurs in drug possession cases where law enforcement finds drugs in a location...
One of the changes during the worldwide pandemic was the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) relaxing provider enrollment requirements. The shift occurred due to the coronavirus pandemic that created the need to provide much-needed continuity for...
When you get involved with drugs, the chances increase that you will face some form of drug possession charge. The headlines alone prove that law enforcement has the patience to get drugs off the streets. Whether trafficking or not, any drug charge comes with lasting...
Did you know that serious crimes happen multiple times per hour in Georgia? You are probably wondering what would cause someone to commit these crimes. Sometimes, it is as simple as a reaction to a strong emotion. Here are some of the most common emotions that cause...
Georgia has stringent drug laws. According to Georgia Code 16-13-30(d), a first-time conviction for possessing Schedule I or II controlled substances with intent to distribute means a minimum punishment of five years in prison. It is tough to recover from the...
Criminal conspiracy arises when two or more individuals agree to commit a crime and act with the intent to do so. You might face conspiracy charges if your actions indicate that you are taking steps toward committing a group crime, even if there is no written or...
