Can a Felony DUI Be Reduced in Georgia?
A single felony DUI on your record in Georgia can follow you for the rest of your life. You may be looking at the possibility of prison time, a long license suspension, and a felony conviction that affects jobs, housing, and even your civil rights. In that moment, the question that matters most is simple: Is there […]
Can Criminal Charges Affect Employment Opportunities in Albany?
Facing criminal charges in Albany raises urgent questions about your future job opportunities. The uncertainty around background checks, disclosure laws, and employer reactions can weigh heavily on anyone trying to rebuild after involvement with the criminal justice system. At Thomas V. Duck III, P.C., Attorney at Law, we understand these concerns firsthand. Drawing on our deep […]
Steps to Take If You’re Accused of a Crime in Albany
Facing criminal accusations in Albany can be overwhelming and intimidating. You may feel shocked, anxious, or uncertain about the immediate steps to take for your future and reputation. The initial choices you make can significantly impact your defense. At Thomas V. Duck III, P.C., Attorney at Law, we help clients in Albany navigate the criminal justice […]
Understanding Georgia’s Implied Consent Law
Driving in Georgia comes with certain legal obligations, especially when it comes to complying with the state’s implied consent law. This law requires drivers to submit to chemical testing if suspected of driving under the influence (DUI). Understanding the intricacies of this law is crucial, whether you’re a seasoned driver or new to the road. Navigating […]
Attorney Tommy Duck Secures Not Guilty Verdict for Client Facing Murder Charge
Attorney Tommy Duck helped his client, Eric Brown, obtain an acquittal on all six charges — felony murder, home invasion, three charges of aggravated assault, and conspiracy to commit armed robbery — after being accused of the death of Dontavious Rutland in 2016. “On November 30, 2016, Javiel (Toomer) shot and killed Dontavious Rutland,” he said […]