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Facing a DUI in Atlanta? Why Schiavone Law Group Should Be Your First Call

Facing a DUI in Atlanta? Why Schiavone Law Group Should Be Your First Call facing a dui in atlanta

A DUI arrest in Atlanta can be a stressful and confusing experience. The potential consequences are severe, including license suspension, hefty fines, jail time, and even job loss. Navigating the legal system alone can feel overwhelming. That’s why having a skilled and experienced DUI attorney on your side is critical. When it comes to DUI […]

Cyclists & Georgia Road Share Safety Laws

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DUI and GA Road Share Rules A Georgia Lawmaker, Devan Seabaugh, was recently arrested on DUI charges after hitting a cyclist in Atlanta. Reports say the cyclist was okay. And the lawmaker insists he was not intoxicated or under the influence of drugs. While the facts of the case still have to be hashed out […]

GloRilla Gwinnett County DUI Case

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Memphis-born rapper and 2022 Grammy nominee, GloRilla, was arrested for a DUI in Gwinnett County, Georgia recently. The reason we think this story is interesting – the star refused to give a breathalyzer test. Is that legal in Georgia? What are the consequences? Is that advisable if you are pulled over and under suspicion for […]

Drunk Driving Prevention Technology

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced in December that it has taken the first steps to make drunk driving prevention technology standard in all new passenger vehicles in the United States.  First Steps This first step is called an advance notice of proposed rulemaking. It is a part of the long process in creating […]

Blood Testing for DUI Arrests in Georgia

Blood testing for DUI arrests in Georgia has become more common in recent years for a few reasons. First, the blood test is considered more accurate. Secondly, blood tests can also test for drug use. And lastly, the Georgia State Constitution has some protection against breath tests, so more officers are being trained to administer […]