Question 1

Drivers License Suspensions

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Nearly all traffic violations in Georgia can be classified as a criminal offense. Contact Georgia Traffic Attorney Adam D. Brown to have your traffic ticket reduced or dismissed. Not only can a Georgia traffic ticket be expensive, it can also suspend your license or privilege to drive in Georgia. Traffic lawyer Adam D. Brown is frequently asked what offenses will result in the suspension of a Georgia driver’s license. There are several types of license suspensions, but all result in a person’s inability to operate a motor vehicle on Georgia’s roadways. The length of license suspension, and the conditions of the license suspension vary greatly. In some cases you may be eligible for a limited permit, or ignition interlock limited permit. Read More ->

Question 2

What will happen to my Drivers License after a DUI arrest?”

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The first question that must be answered is what state issued your drivers license. If you have a GEORGIA license, the impacts of both DUI arrests and DUI convictions are fairly straightforward. You can check the current status of your Georgia drivers license here, through the Georgia Department of Driver Services. If you have an out of state license, it gets a bit more complicated and you should contact a DUI lawyer to talk about your license status specifically. Adam Brown has a network of attorneys he consults from across the country to make sure your home state’s requirements are met. There are many traffic and criminal offenses in Georgia that can result in the suspension of your Georgia driver’s license. If you hold an out-of-state license, those same offenses will suspend your Georgia driving privilege, but it is up to your home state on whether or not they will take action on your license. For DUIs, there are two broad categories of license suspensions. The first is due to an “administrative” suspension (also referred to as an “ALS suspension”). The second is due to a DUI convictio Read More ->

Question 3

Important Criminal Defense Constitutional Rights

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First Amendment Rights, Right to Free Speech (1st Amendment), Like the Fourth Amendment, the First Amendment could have an entire library filled with books about the Rights that stem from the First Amendment. A common one in criminal defense (and some civil cases) is your Right to Free Speech. Our society values the input of ideas from everyone, and protects all speech unless it is deemed of so low social quality that it is not protected. There are a number of types of speech that are not protected, but probably the most common type of unprotected speech is “Fighting Words.” Read More ->

Question 4

What should I do if I am pulled over

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You may have just Googled “What to do if you are pulled over.” Without beating around the bush, your first reaction when seeing blue lights in the rearview mirror–even if you are completely innocent–will likely be “OH S*IT!” That’s OK. Know that you have already visited the website of Law Office of Adam D. Brown, and you know that after reading this page you will have a plan. Don’t panic. You have an experienced trial lawyer on your side who has won many Not Guilty jury verdicts on difficult DUI cases. If your case specifically involves driving under the influence, rest assured you have an expert DUI lawyer on your side as well. Call today for a free consultation. Read More ->

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