Trial-Ready Defense for Felony & Serious Crimes

In Georgia, a felony is any crime punishable by more than one year in state prison. We defend against all levels of these charges, focusing on those that carry the highest risk of long-term incarceration.

• Focus: Charges involving the intent to murder, rape, or rob, or the use of a deadly weapon.
• Severity: These are serious violent felonies often carrying prison sentences ranging from 5 to 20 years, with enhanced penalties if the victim is elderly or a police officer.

• Focus: Felony robbery involves taking property by force or intimidation. Armed robbery carries severe mandatory sentencing due to the use of a weapon.
• Defense Focus: Challenging identification procedures, establishing strong alibis, and arguing lack of criminal intent upon entering a structure (for Burglary).

• Severity: These are the most serious charges in the state. Even involuntary manslaughter or vehicular homicide can carry decades of prison time and requires specialized defense.
• Defense Focus: Requires immediate, specialized investigation, including accident reconstruction, forensic expert consultation (e.g., ballistics, DNA), and challenging the State's narrative of criminal negligence or intent.

• Focus: Felony charges based on drug weight (e.g., cocaine, methamphetamine, fentanyl).
• Penalties: These carry severe mandatory minimum prison sentences that significantly restrict the judge's sentencing discretion. Our strategy focuses on challenging the police investigation and the validity of the search and seizure.

• Focus: Defense for firearms violations (e.g., possession by a convicted felon, carrying concealed weapons without a permit) or involvement in large-scale organized crime allegations (RICO). These charges often intersect with other felonies, increasing overall risk.