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The Court of Appeals reversed the trial court’s finding that the search warrant for the defendant’s cell phone was overbroad…

The Georgia Court of Appeals held that the trial court abused its discretion in removing a juror during deliberations in…

After granting certiorari, the Georgia Supreme Court vacated the denial of the defendant’s motion to suppress and remanded the case…

In a span of a few weeks, the Court of Appeals issued two decisions vacating sex offender probation conditions for…

This year, Brody Law Firm launched a legal consulting service to give clients and fellow lawyers another way to utilize…

The defendant’s conviction in Buchanan v. State was reversed by the Georgia Court of Appeals as a result of the…

In Boone v. State, the defendant’s convictions for obscene internet contact with a child and sexual exploitation were reversed due…

In State v. Gunsby, the Georgia Court of Appeals held that the trial court properly suppressed evidence that was discovered…

In Myers v. State, the Georgia Court of Appeals held that the trial court could not order sex offender registration…

In State v. Shropshire, the Georgia Supreme Court granted certiorari to determine when several separate counts of child molestation should…

After jury selection and six full days of evidence and arguments, it took the jury just about an hour to…

In Crumpton v. State, the Georgia Court of Appeals reversed the trial court and held that an indictment properly charged…