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The Significance of Blood Alcohol Content in DUI Cases
A technical breakdown of the BAC test errors that defeat DUI evidence in Georgia — Intoxilyzer 9000 calibration gaps, 20-minute observation violations, mouth alcohol, chain-of-custody failures. From Attorney Richard Blevins.
Understanding OCGA 40-6-391: DUI Laws in Georgia and Your Next Steps
Learn about OCGA 40-6-391, Georgia's DUI law, and what to do after a DUI charge in Atlanta. Discover your legal rights and how DUI attorney Richard Blevins can
Can the Police Use Refusal of a Field Sobriety Test Against You?
Generally, the results of DUI field tests are not admissible in court. At least, not as evidence of intoxication. Many states allow only the result of a blood
The Do’s and Don’ts After You’ve Been Charged with a DUI
The specific mistakes that turn a defensible Georgia DUI into a conviction — guilty pleas, social media posts, talking to police, missing the ALS deadline. From Attorney Richard Blevins.
Record Restriction (Expungement) In Georgia
In Georgia, record restriction means that eligible records on your official criminal history report will be restricted from public view.
What You Need to Know About the Ignition Interlock Device Permit in Georgia
You just got a DUI. Maybe you’re asking yourself: what am I supposed to do? What are my options? Do I need a DUI lawyer? It may not seem like
Should I Hire a DUI Attorney?
Most people who are arrested for DUI will ask their friends or family members or look on the internet for a DUI attorney and what happens...
Change in Georgia DUI Law
Effective July 29, 2020, the law in Georgia regarding the suspension of your driver's license or a DUI conviction involving marijuana or a
Your First Court Date After Being Arrested for DUI in Georgia
During the time of your DUI arrest, you will receive a time and location on your ticket to appear in court. You must appear or have an attorney appear for...
