Peach State Criminal Law | A Division of Stearns-Montgomery & Proctor

06/28/2013

Did you know? Under Georgia law, there are two types of possession: actual and constructive. Actual possession means they found the drugs on you. Constructive possession is when you don’t have physical control but you had the intent and power to exercise control over the item.

06/27/2013

This summer, don't be surprised to see more state troopers on guard as summer is one of the deadliest times to be on the road. Don't drink and drive, or else you'll suffer these consequences if charged with DUI in Georgia. http://bit.ly/14Tmeqg

(678) 905-1072 - Don’t be a statistic this holiday season; if you plan to drink, do not drive. Be smart and plan ahead if you find yourself in need of transportation after leaving a holiday event. If you risk driving behind the wheel and all of a sudden you find yourself seeing flashing blue lights…

06/26/2013

True or False? Child molestation and forgery are some of the most common felonies in Georgia.

06/25/2013

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Trusted Marietta and Metro Atlanta criminal defense attorneys who fight for you. Our lawyers specialize in cases involving DUIs and domestic offenses.

06/24/2013

You may think that traffic violations like speeding and reckless driving may be easy to resolve, but it can quickly become a big hassle if you fight it alone. Learn more about how our seasoned team can help. http://bit.ly/131rLbb

DUI's and other traffic violations in Georgia can be a serious event. Let our criminal defense attorneys in Marietta and metro Atlanta protect your driving privileges.

06/21/2013

Success Story: Here's a recent success story of how our client was found innocent after being charged with possession of drugs. http://bit.ly/13Uydky

Trusted Marietta and Metro Atlanta criminal defense attorneys who fight for you. Our lawyers specialize in cases involving DUIs and domestic offenses.

06/20/2013

MYTH BUSTER: Breathalyzers and other breath testers are accurate. Not the case. There are many sources of error in breath testers.

06/19/2013

According to the U.S. Highway Patrol, last year, 41 million people received speeding tickets in the U.S. Georgia ranked 6th in the nation as one of the top 10 driving citation states. Here are a few simple tips to avoid getting a traffic ticket: http://bit.ly/14G3TwK

(678) 905-1072 - If you didn’t know, the State of Georgia ranks sixth in the top 10 Driving Citation States. With that being said, Georgia is stepping up its fines and regulations against speeding and major traffic violations.

06/18/2013

True or False? Character Evidence and Circumstantial Evidence are two types of evidence.

06/17/2013

In case you missed: The punishments for battery offenses in Georgia can result in a maximum punishment of 20 years in prison. Learn more about the five different types of battery offenses in Georgia: http://bit.ly/13Uw6x6

If you have been convicted of simple battery or aggravated battery, the attorneys at Peach State Criminal Law will work relentlessly to help you understand the facts of your case and provide you the results you deserve. Contact us at (678) 905-1072 or at [email protected].

06/14/2013

Success Story: Find out how our client's charges of robbery in two Georgia counties were dismissed. http://bit.ly/14sDa6w

Trusted Marietta and Metro Atlanta criminal defense attorneys who fight for you. Our lawyers specialize in cases involving DUIs and domestic offenses.

06/13/2013

MYTH BUSTER: Even having one drink greatly increases the likelihood of being in an accident. Not the case. Drivers with lower BAC are no more likely to be in an accident than drivers who have had nothing to drink.