BY GREG WILLIS | WILLIS LAW FIRM | ATLANTA, GEORGIA | APRIL 2026 The Science Said This Would Happen. A landmark Channel 2 investigation confirms what Clemson researcher Dr. Spurgeon Cole proved in 1994 — and what Atlanta DUI attorney Greg Willis has been arguing in courtrooms ever since. A recent Channel 2 Action News […]
Author Archives: Greg Willis
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Apr
A new federally funded study has drawn attention to a 3-D printed roadside device designed to detect THC in breath through a color-based chemical reaction. That research is still early-stage work. It points to a possible detection tool, not a proven way to measure impairment. If you are facing a marijuana-related DUI allegation in Atlanta, […]
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A recent incident involving a Georgia prosecutor has raised serious concerns about the use of artificial intelligence in legal filings. In March 2026, a Clayton County Assistant District Attorney admitted to submitting false case citations generated by AI. The filing included nonexistent cases, inaccurate quotes, and misleading references to real legal decisions. The Georgia Supreme […]
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The Confrontation Clause is one of the most powerful protections available in Georgia criminal cases. Recent litigation highlights how prosecutors attempt to introduce forensic evidence through substitute experts in both DUI and murder trials. These practices raise serious constitutional concerns under the Sixth Amendment. This article explains how these issues arise, how they impact DUI […]
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Ketamine DUI charges in Georgia are treated as serious drug-related offenses that can lead to license suspension, jail time, and a permanent criminal record. Unlike alcohol-based DUIs, these cases rely heavily on officer observations, toxicology reports, and expert testimony. Understanding how ketamine affects driving and how prosecutors build these cases is critical to protecting your […]
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Xanax-related DUI charges in Georgia are prosecuted under strict drug impairment laws, even when the medication is legally prescribed. Drivers can face arrest if law enforcement believes the drug impaired their ability to drive safely, and cases handled by Willis Law Firm often involve individuals who were unaware they could be charged despite having a […]
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If you have landed on this page, you are likely looking for help after being arrested for a THC DUI in Atlanta, Georgia. Being charged with driving under the influence of marijuana can leave you feeling uncertain about your future. You may be worried about your job, your driver’s license, and your criminal record. At […]
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As spring approaches in Georgia, the state’s DUI checkpoints are set to increase, with special attention given as March comes to an end. At this time of year, law enforcement ramps up efforts to reduce drunk driving, especially due to increased alcohol consumption during spring festivals and holidays like St. Patrick’s Day. Knowing your rights, […]
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In Georgia, facing a driver’s license suspension can be overwhelming, especially when it follows a DUI arrest or serious traffic violation. One of the most critical aspects to consider is the thirty-day rule for challenging the suspension. Willis Law Firm, based in Atlanta, highlights that drivers must act quickly after being notified of their suspension. […]
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What is a Motion to Suppress in a Georgia DUI Case? In Georgia, a DUI charge can be a serious matter, leading to severe penalties if convicted. However, not all evidence collected during your arrest is admissible in court. Willis Law Firm, known for handling DUI cases in Georgia, often utilizes a legal tool called […]