Re: Obstruction laws in Georgia

As a general rule, you should have a lawyer when your rights are in danger. Of course, economically it doesn’t always make sense. The sentence will depend on the charges and the prosecutor’s recommendation to the judge, although the final decision will be made by the judge.

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Re: Obstruction laws in Georgia

Get a lawyer and contest this, if you are convinced your daughter did nothing wrong. You can't allow the police to simply harass your child and shrug your shoulders. It's not just about the money, but about your child's confidence in you, and whether you will stand up for her.