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In State v. Johnson, the Georgia Court of Appeals reinforced the principle that search warrants must be specific in their scope and cannot be broadly interpreted to authorize additional searches beyond what was originally permitted. In this case, the court ruled that a search warrant obtained to test a driver’s blood for alcohol cannot be…

Understanding the Bonding Process in Georgia: Your Guide to Getting Your Friends and Family Out of Jail Welcome to Richman Law Firm’s blog, where we are committed to helping our clients navigate the legal system in Georgia. One crucial aspect of the criminal justice process in our state is understanding the bonding process. Whether you’re…

DUI checkpoints are common in Georgia, aimed at deterring drunk driving and ensuring road safety. However, being stopped at a checkpoint can be intimidating and confusing for drivers. Understanding your rights and responsibilities can help you navigate these situations confidently. This blog post aims to shed light on the subject, providing essential information to navigate…

You can now take your Defensive Driving or DUI School class online, remotely, from your house. The providers are using Skype, Zoom, Web Ex, and other web services to deliver you the knowledge and content you need to reduce points off your license, get a limited permit, comply with probation, and be proactive for an…

At the end of August, the State Bar of Georgia will host the 5th Annual DUI Training Super Symposium, the largest DUI seminar in the state. I am proud to announce that I have been selected to teach at this event. The training will take place over three days, from August 26th through the 28th.…

Your three-day holiday weekend is ruined. On Sunday, at about 7:00 a.m.,you were finally released from the jail on bond. You’re still in thesame clothes you had on last night. Your car is in the impound lot. And,you reek of alcohol, cigarettes, and whatever else you may have consumeda few hours ago. You look down…