Cherokee County DUI Lawyer George Creal: Analyzing a Key DUI Suppression Victory in State v. Craig
At George C. Creal, Jr., P.C., Trial Lawyers, we closely follow legal developments in DUI cases across Georgia to better serve our clients. A recent decision by the Georgia Court of Appeals in The State v. Craig (A25A0391, May 12, 2025) offers critical insights into the importance of challenging unlawful traffic stops. While we did not […]
Read MoreUnderstanding Police Officer Expert Testimony in Georgia: A Deep Dive into Miller v. Golden Peanut Company, LLC
On August 21, 2023, the Supreme Court of Georgia delivered a pivotal ruling in Miller v. Golden Peanut Company, LLC (891 S.E.2d 776, 317 Ga. 22), reshaping how courts evaluate expert testimony from law enforcement officers in civil cases. As a Gwinnett County DUI and trial attorney with over two decades of experience, I’ve seen firsthand […]
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How Cobb County DUI Lawyer George Creal Leverages the OODA Loop in DUI Jury Trials
In the high-stakes arena of DUI jury trials, effective decision-making can mean the difference between a client’s freedom and a life-altering conviction. George C. Creal, Jr., a seasoned Cobb County DUI lawyer with over 25 years of experience and more than 100 “Not Guilty” jury verdicts, has mastered the art of strategic defense. One of […]
Read MoreGreen v. State and Withdrawing a Guilty Plea in Georgia: What Cobb County DUI Clients Need to Know
When a defendant pleads guilty in Georgia, they may think their case is over. But what happens if that plea was made without fully understanding the rights they were giving up? For years, Georgia law imposed a strict rule: if the trial court failed to explicitly inform the defendant of all three “Boykin rights” – […]
Read MoreUnderstanding the Intoxilyzer 9000: A Comprehensive Guide for Georgia DUI Defense
As a seasoned DUI attorney in Georgia, I’ve seen firsthand how critical it is to understand the tools and procedures used by law enforcement in DUI cases. One of the most pivotal instruments in this arena is the Intoxilyzer 9000, the state’s approved device for evidential breath alcohol testing. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation’s (GBI) […]
Read MoreHall County Georgia DUI Lawyer George Creal: Insights from Awui v. The State on Fleeing and Eluding Charges
As a seasoned DUI lawyer serving Hall County, Georgia, I keep a close eye on court decisions that impact traffic-related charges, especially those involving fleeing and eluding a police officer. The recent Court of Appeals of Georgia decision in Awui v. The State (A25A0675, decided March 26, 2025) offers valuable lessons for drivers facing similar […]
Read MoreHow to Order Criminal Histories from the Georgia Crime Information Center for DUI Cases – A Guide by Gwinnett County DUI Attorney George Creal
As a Gwinnett County DUI Attorney, I often need to access criminal history records for my clients and witnesses to build a strong defense. The Georgia Crime Information Center (GCIC) provides these records under specific guidelines, and I’m here to walk you through the process based on the official GCIC instructions. Criminal Cases: What You Need […]
Read MoreThe Dangers of High-Speed Chases in High-Population Areas: A Wake-Up Call from Little Five Points in Atlanta Georgia
On April 14, 2025, tragedy struck Atlanta’s vibrant Little Five Points neighborhood when a high-speed pursuit initiated by the Georgia State Patrol ended in a fatal crash at the intersection of Moreland and McLendon Avenue. A driver fleeing a traffic stop ran a red light, colliding with another vehicle and claiming an innocent life. As […]
Read MoreNew 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 […]
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