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Medical fraud is a serious offense in Georgia. It typically involves deceptive practices that lead to unauthorized benefits or financial gains within healthcare operations. Medical fraud affects the integrity of healthcare systems. It also poses significant risks to...
Have you ever found a wallet on the ground or a phone lying on a bench? While the initial reaction might be to keep it, doing so could land you in legal trouble. Georgia has specific laws governing the theft of lost or mislaid property and understanding them is...
As a driver, it is essential to understand your rights when it comes to vehicle searches by law enforcement. Knowing when you can refuse a search and when you must comply can help you navigate potentially stressful situations and protect your privacy. There are...
Students sometimes willingly participate in hazing, believing it to be an exciting opportunity to prove themselves. However, the reality is that many students only consent to these initiation rituals after succumbing to peer pressure. While some hazing rites are...
Domestic violence accusations can be destructive and carry severe consequences. They may lead to an arrest or a restraining order and could cause irreparable damage to your reputation. If the allegations against you are fabricated or exaggerated, you could still...
There are various reasons why you’d return an item you’ve purchased in a store for a refund. Perhaps you’re suffering from buyer’s remorse. If it was an article of clothing, maybe the item didn’t quite fit you as you thought it initially would. Or perhaps the item...
It’s a serious criminal offense to drive under the influence (DUI) of either alcohol or drugs in Georgia. An impaired driver threatens themselves and others with their poor motor control and judgment. However, the state’s DUI rules aren’t just limited to liquor and...
In an increasingly digital world, where technology governs much of people's daily lives, understanding the legal implications of certain cyber activities is important. Georgia has laws in place to protect individuals and businesses from cybercrime. Unauthorized access...
Expungement, or record restriction, is a legal procedure in Georgia. It can help make certain criminal records invisible to the public. This can benefit people wanting to move beyond past mistakes without a criminal record affecting things like job applications,...
According to the National Conference of State Legislatures, as of 2023, 1 in 3 adults have a criminal record. The shadow of a criminal record can cast a long-lasting influence on an individual's life. Employment impact For those with a mark on their record, the...