Law Office Of Adam D Brown

Adam loves a challenge. Just ask him about the time a well-known judge "asked" him to cross examine a State Trooper for two hours in complete darkness after the power went out (Adam won, the blood test being fought was suppressed).

There are a number of people who have Adam to thank for saving their careers after obtaining a NOT GUILTY verdict at trial, including military officers with Top Secret clearances, commercial airline pilots, medical personnel, and even other lawyers who chose Adam to represent them when they were at their most vulnerable.Simply put, he hates losing, and will obsess about your case until he finds the best possible way to defend you.

Our Georgia criminal defense team will review the details of your case, determine the most effective legal strategy, and ensure that you understand your rights and options before moving forward. We have an impressive track record of getting our clients' charges reduced or dismissed, and we will work tirelessly to do the same for you.

Most people know that taking someone else's property is a serious crime in Georgia - and always has been. Fewer people are aware of the different classifications of theft or the associated penalties. In most cases, regardless of the circumstances, if it can be proven that property was taken unlawfully, the offender will face a misdemeanor conviction with a lifelong criminal record and other far-reaching consequences.

Many people are wrongly accused of assault and battery in Gwinnett County every year - and others make mistakes in the heat of the moment. Whatever the circumstances, any charge of assault or battery is serious and can affect your immediate rights and freedoms, as well as your future. Speak to Adam D. Brown for a free case evaluation and a clear understanding of how we can best defend the charge against you.

You are right in thinking that most crimes involving the term "aggravated" are more serious. In the case of aggravated assault and aggravated battery in Georgia, you can expect little to no leniency from the justice system unless you can provide a serious and powerful defense against the charges.

It helps to first understand the nature of aggravated assault and aggravated battery, the differences between the two, the associated penalties, and what your options may be.Although the terms "assault" and "battery" are often used together and interchangeably, they are separate offenses.