As St. Patrick’s Day approaches, celebrations across Georgia are gearing up for a festive holiday marked by parades, parties, and plenty of alcohol. While this is a time for fun, it is also a time when DUI arrests tend to increase significantly. The Willis Law Firm understands that the combination of drinking and driving can […]
Category Archives: DUI
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In Georgia, the offenses of DUI (Driving Under the Influence) and reckless driving are serious charges that can have significant consequences. While both offenses involve dangerous driving behavior, they differ in their legal definitions, penalties, and potential impacts on your life. If you’re facing charges for either offense, it’s important to understand how the law […]
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Rainy spring weather in Georgia, including cities like Atlanta, brings its own set of challenges for drivers, especially when it comes to DUI investigations. For drivers arrested during these conditions, it’s crucial to understand how law enforcement officers assess sobriety and how the weather can affect the investigation. At Willis Law Firm, we are committed […]
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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 […]
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If you’ve been arrested for DUI in Georgia, it’s crucial to understand your rights, including the right to independent testing of your blood alcohol content (BAC). Exercising this right could be vital to your defense and can provide evidence that may challenge the accuracy of the officer’s tests. The right to independent testing is guaranteed […]
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In Georgia, the consequences of causing serious injury while driving under the influence (DUI) can be severe, with penalties that may include years of imprisonment. Under O.C.G.A. § 40-6-394, those involved in accidents where DUI leads to significant bodily harm to another can face felony charges. This section explains what the law covers, the penalties […]
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Georgia’s law on driving under the influence (DUI) is contained in O.C.G.A. § 40-6-391. This statute plays a critical role in DUI enforcement, detailing the various offenses and penalties that come with impaired driving. If you or someone you know is dealing with a DUI charge in Georgia, understanding the specifics of this law is […]
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When facing DUI charges in Georgia, the strength of your defense can depend heavily on the qualifications of the experts supporting your case. Expert witnesses are often used to challenge the evidence presented by the prosecution, especially when it comes to complex scientific data, like blood alcohol content (BAC) levels or the accuracy of field […]
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While driving under the influence (DUI) charges are commonly associated with motor vehicles like cars, trucks, and motorcycles, many Georgia residents may not realize that operating a scooter under the influence of alcohol or drugs can also lead to serious legal consequences. Willis Law Firm is here to provide clarity on how DUI laws apply […]
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Understanding DUI Charges on a Bicycle In Georgia, the laws surrounding DUI (driving under the influence) are generally associated with motor vehicles, but cyclists need to be aware that the same legal principles apply to bicycles. While riding a bicycle under the influence might seem less risky than driving a car, it still carries significant […]