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…
Continue reading ›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…
Continue reading ›If you’re facing drug charges in Georgia, it’s important to understand the difference between simple possession and possession with intent. While both charges involve illegal drugs, the penalties for each can vary significantly. Simple Possession vs Possession with Intent: What’s the Difference? Simple possession refers to the possession of a controlled substance for personal use.…
Continue reading ›All too often clients call me and say, “The marijuana wasn’t mine”! And really, it wasn’t. The problem is, police officers and prosecutors hear this claim of innocence everyday and simply dismiss it as untrue. They cite to “constructive possession” and arrest everyone “if nobody claims it.” Well, the last time I checked, police officers…
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