For a service member stationed near Richmond Hill or Fort Stewart, a DUI charge brings consequences that reach well past a fine and a court date. Your career, your security clearance and your future in the military can all face scrutiny the moment an arrest report...

Breath tests often play a central role in Georgia DUI cases. However, the result on the printout may not match your actual blood alcohol level at the time of driving. The outcome can vary based on timing, procedure and equipment condition. Understanding these factors...

If you face DUI charges in Georgia, you may feel overwhelmed, but knowing your defense options can help you understand the steps you can take. DUI cases are complex, and various defenses can potentially reduce or dismiss the charges. Here are three common defense...

Law enforcement officers conduct different roadside tests to check if a driver operates a vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs. These tests help officers decide whether further testing, such as a breathalyzer or blood test, is necessary. The most common...

Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense in Georgia. The state has strict laws and penalties for those who are caught driving while intoxicated.  Understanding these rules is important for first-time offenders. Legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC)...

If you find yourself facing a DUI charge, it might seem like the easiest path is to just accept it and move on. However, there are long-term consequences that are not immediately obvious. It is helpful to understand the full impact of a DUI in Georgia because there...

In a recent development, the Savannah Police Department has secured a High Visibility Enforcement and Awareness grant to intensify DUI enforcement efforts. The grant specifically targets driving under the influence and other traffic law violations in the Savannah...

DUI is a costly offense. In Georgia, a first offense can result in a $300-1000 fine and a $210 license reinstatement fee, and the penalties get steeper with subsequent offenses. These penalties do not punish all offenders equally. The impact is disproportionately...

Georgia law requires that anyone convicted of a DUI must take a DUI Risk Reduction course. According to the Georgia Department of Driver Services, these courses include two parts: an assessment component and an intervention component. You must complete both to finish...