Minor in Possession in Johns Creek GA

Most people who are charged with any type of criminal or traffic offense in Johns Creek Georgia plead guilty and are therefore convicted of the offense. Relatively few go forward with a trial. For a less serious offense, like a speeding ticket, people may want to contest the case as they feel they are unfairly charged, but the time and expense of moving forward with a trial are just too great. For more serious offenses however, like driving under the influence ( DUI ), possession of marijuana, or being a minor in possession of alcohol, pleading guilty has much more long lasting effects. In Johns Creek, like throughout the state of Georgia, convictions stay on your record forever. When a person under the age of 21 pleads guilty to being a minor in possession of alcohol or being DUI, they do not only have to face the current penalties and license suspension issues associated with the offense, but they have to deal with the future ramifications. A young person is likely uncertain of their future educational and career plans. A conviction may affect their ability to later get professional licenses and qualify for certain employment.

If you are a family member are facing an underage DUI or minor in possession offense in Georgia, call Johns Creek defense attorney Richard Lawson's office for a free consultation. We have a lot of experience getting our clients the best possible results.