Kendall Law LLC

08/04/2026

Today on advice from an attorney (but not your attorney:

THREE TRUTHS AND A LIE:

Can you spot the lie?

1. Law enforcement can search your garbage without a warrant once you place it outside the curtilage of your home for collection.

2. During an interrogation, law enforcement officers may lie about the evidence they have against you.

3. In Georgia, the testimony of a single witness can sometimes be enough to establish a fact at trial—even without physical evidence.

4. Police must read you your Miranda rights immediately upon arrest.

Which one is the lie? Comment your answer below.


ANSWER: No. 4. Miranda warnings are generally required before a custodial interrogation—not automatically at the moment of arrest.

07/28/2026

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07/15/2026

When it comes to criminal cases I’ve never charged for phone consultations, don’t see a reason to start now.

No banker hours, no AI voicemail services, no outsourced phone messaging center service, just a direct line to an experienced attorney.

Kendall Law LLC is a licensed law practice primarily focused on criminal defense in Houston County, Georgia and surrounding areas.

07/12/2026

Today on advice from an attorney (but not your attorney):

Did you know it’s legal for law enforcement to lie to you and use deception in investigations, interviews, and interrogations, but it’s illegal to lie to the police?

Here’s the full picture, in Georgia, as in most of the United States:

Law enforcement officers generally may use deception during investigations and interrogations. For example, they may falsely tell a suspect that a witness identified them or that forensic evidence exists. Courts have generally upheld these tactics so long as the deception does not make a confession involuntary under the totality of the circumstances.

On the other hand, it can be a crime for a person to knowingly and willfully make a false statement to law enforcement in certain circumstances. OCGA § 16-10-20 makes it a crime to knowingly and willfully falsify, conceal, or cover up a material fact, or make a false, fictitious, or fraudulent statement or representation, in a matter within the jurisdiction of a state or local government agency. This can apply to statements made to police during an investigation, depending on the facts.

Advice: Stay out of trouble, but if you find yourself in a troublesome situation, invoke your Rights to remain silent and have a lawyer present.

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03/09/2026

You may have seen posts circulating on Facebook claiming that if you copy and paste a statement saying “I do not give Facebook or Meta permission to use my data for AI,” it somehow protects your information.

As an attorney, I want to clear up the confusion: those posts have no legal effect.

Posting a statement on your timeline does not override the terms of service you agreed to when you created your account. Social media platforms like Facebook operate under user agreements and privacy policies. A copied post or “chain message” does not modify that contract.

These types of posts have been circulating in different forms for years (many of you may remember the “I do not give Facebook permission to use my photos” post from a decade ago). They continue to resurface whenever new technology like AI becomes part of the conversation.

If you’re concerned about how your data is used online, the real options are:
• Review and adjust your privacy settings
• Limit what you post publicly
• Remove content you do not want shared
• Review the platform’s terms and data policies

The bottom line: Copy-and-paste disclaimer posts on social media do not create legal protection.

When it comes to your rights online, it’s always best to rely on accurate legal information—not viral chain posts.

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11/22/2025

Amazing! Thank you!!

🎁 Paws, Partners & Presents — All for a Great Cause! 🎁

Middle Georgia Veterinary Emergency Center is excited to team up with Houston County District Attorney’s Office, Will Kendall and the Roughnecks Motorcycle Club to support Toys for Tots this holiday season!

We may be in the business of saving paws, but this time of year, we’re all about lifting spirits too. Together with our incredible partners, we’ve collected new, unwrapped toys to help bring joy to children right here in our community.

🐾 How You Can Help:�Drop off your toy donations at Middle Georgia Veterinary Emergency Center anytime between now and December 16th. Big toys, small toys—every single one helps make a child’s holiday a little brighter.

✨ Let’s fill the box, show some love, and make this season magical for Middle Georgia families. With your help (and maybe a few wagging tails cheering us on), we can make a huge impact!

10/28/2025

Friends and Family, we’re doing it a fourth year!

I am grateful for the DA’s Office and Roughnecks MC for yet another opportunity to give back and support the joy and happiness of our youth.

We would love to have your donation of an unused/unwrapped toy or monetary donation (checks made to Toys for Tots of Middle Georgia). I can pick up your donations, just send me a message. There will also be boxes located at the DA’s Office (located at the Courthouse in Perry) and the Fringe Salon in Warner Robins.

Toys for Tots is a Marine Corps supported organization which provides toys to children who otherwise would go without during the Holiday season. If you make a monetary donation, that money is used with a discount from the retailer to purchase toys.

Thank you for making the last three events highley successful, let’s go for four!

Semper Fi,

Will
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09/01/2025

In honor of all hardworking Americans, Happy Labor Day! May God continue to bless your achievements and success!

08/22/2025

I have been privileged to serve numerous esteemed clients across a diverse range of matters. Even the most diligent individuals may receive a ticket on occasion. If you find yourself in such a situation, I invite you to consult with me.

Kendall Law
812-309-8345

08/13/2025

I handle many issues for my clients, and yes that includes traffic tickets. Getting cited happens to everyone, but when choosing representation you should know the cost upfront and chose experiance.

Not many lawyers can say they’ve written tickets, prosecuted tickets, and defended tickets.

I can. Give me a call.

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