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AM I NOT MARRIED IF I DON’T FILE THE MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE IN THE PROBATE COURT?
Were we married if we didn’t file a marriage certificate with a probate court? What if we had a ceremony in Barbados on the fly and held ourselves out ...
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Georgia Family Law Attorney
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Rules of Evidence and how they apply
O.C.G.A 15-11-17 B of the new juvenile code State's except as otherwise provided, all hearings shall be conducted in accordance with title 24. In all ...
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Georgia Criminal Defense Attorney
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Jury charges are important to your defense
Harmful error in giving erroneous charges Generally speaking, it is reversible error to misstate the law that must be applied by the jury. In the ...
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Georgia Criminal Defense Attorney
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Presentence Hearing and what I should know.
Rules of evidence apply to presentence hearings except that hearsay character evidence shall be admissible. However, the rules are more rigorously ...
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Georgia Criminal Defense Attorney
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Hearsay evidence in a motion for new trial
Hearing on motion for new trial and the need to call witnesses for that hearing. Most of the issues raised in a motion for new trial do not entail any ...
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Georgia Criminal Defense Attorney
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Can the officer admit hearsay evidence at a motion to suppress hearing?
Rules of evidence except those with respect to privileges do not apply to motions to suppress. Preliminary fact questions at a suppression hearing are ...
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Georgia Criminal Defense Attorney
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The Preliminary hearing is a critical stage in the criminal case.
I have a preliminary hearing what am I to expect? To get a preliminary hearing you first must be in custody and the case cannot be indicted or ...
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Georgia Criminal Defense Attorney
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ALS HEARING | Paulding County criminal defense lawyer
In the State of Georgia, Administrative License Suspension Hearings, or (ALS hearings), refers to a license suspension prosecution from the Georgia ...
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Georgia Criminal Defense Attorney
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