New Sandy Springs Police Headquarters and Municipal Court Opens April 21, 2025: What It Means for DUI Cases and Sandy Springs DUI Lawyers
Sandy Springs is gearing up for a significant change in its public safety and judicial landscape. On April 21, 2025, the city will officially open its state-of-the-art Police Headquarters and Municipal Court Complex at 620 Morgan Falls Rd. This modern facility, spanning over 130,000 square feet, marks a new era for law enforcement and court […]
Navigating Atlanta’s DUI Court: A Summary of the Atlanta Municipal Court DUI division SOPs with George Creal
When facing a DUI charge in Atlanta, understanding the court process can feel overwhelming. The Municipal Court of Atlanta’s DUI Division, presided over by Judge Teresa A. Mann in Courtroom 6B, operates under a detailed set of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). As an experienced Atlanta DUI lawyer, George Creal is here to break down these procedures […]
Georgia Senate Bill 121: Tougher Insurance Requirements for DUI Offenders in 2025
If you’ve been charged with a DUI in Gwinnett County, the stakes just got higher. On April 9, 2025, Georgia’s Senate Bill 121 (SB 121) went into effect, introducing stricter motor vehicle liability insurance requirements for individuals convicted of driving under the influence (DUI). As a seasoned Gwinnett County DUI attorney, I’ve seen how DUI convictions […]
Understanding Probation Revocation Proceedings in Georgia: A Guide for Those Facing Charges
If you’re on probation in Georgia, whether for a DUI, misdemeanor, or ordinance violation, the stakes are high. Violating the terms of your probation can lead to a revocation proceeding, where a judge decides whether to modify, extend, or even revoke your probation-potentially sending you to jail. As a seasoned Cobb County DUI and criminal […]
DUI Arrests and Visa Revocations: A Growing Threat for International Students in Georgia
The recent detention of Felipe Zapata Velasquez, a 27-year-old University of Florida student, by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after a traffic stop in Gainesville, has cast a spotlight on the precarious situation international students face in the U.S. This incident, reported by NBC 6 South Florida on April 9, 2025, underscores a broader […]
How Game Theory Powers Gwinnett County DUI Defense: George Creal’s Strategic Edge
When you’re facing a DUI charge in Gwinnett County, the stakes are high-fines, jail time, a wrecked record. It’s not just a legal battle; it’s a strategic showdown. At the Law Office of George Creal, Jr., we don’t just fight DUI cases-we outmaneuver them, using insights from game theory, the science of strategy. Drawing from […]
Your Right to Choose Your DUI Lawyer: What United States v. Gonzalez-Lopez Means for Georgians Facing Charges
When you’re facing a DUI charge in Georgia, one of the most critical decisions you’ll make is who will represent you in court. The stakes are high-your license, your freedom, and your future hang in the balance. You want an attorney you trust, someone with the experience and strategy to fight for you. But what […]
The Rule of Law at Risk: How Low Salaries for Justices, Prosecutors, and Public Defenders Threaten Justice in Georgia
As a Georgia DUI lawyer with over 30 years of experience navigating our state’s legal system, I’ve seen firsthand how the rule of law underpins everything we do in the courtroom. It’s the foundation that ensures fairness, accountability, and justice for all-whether you’re facing a DUI charge or any other legal matter. The rule of […]
Understanding Scalia’s Reading Law and Its Impact on DUI Appellate Practice before a Textualist Court
As a DUI defense attorney in Georgia, I’ve spent years navigating the complexities of statutes, case law, and appellate arguments to protect my clients’ rights. One book that has profoundly shaped my approach to legal interpretation is Reading Law: The Interpretation of Legal Texts by Justice Antonin Scalia and Bryan A. Garner. Published in 2012, […]