The Difference Matters — and So Does Your Defense

Georgia state statutes and city or county ordinances classify certain offenses as misdemeanors. Georgia state statutes also classify certain offenses as felonies. A misdemeanor is generally considered to be a less severe violation of the law, with certain exceptions. A felony is usually a more severe violation of the law, and it usually has more severe penalties than for a misdemeanor.  An attorney with The Pilgrim Law Group can help you understand what you are facing and what a possible game plan is for how to deal with it.

How the Pilgrim Law Group Can Help

If you’ve been charged with a crime in Georgia, you need a powerful legal defense to protect your rights, your freedom, and your future. At The Pilgrim Law Group, we:

• Examine the circumstances of your arrest for any violations of your constitutional rights
• Challenge the prosecution’s evidence and investigate weaknesses in the case
• Pursue reduced charges, dismissals, or alternative sentencing where possible
• Represent you aggressively in negotiations and in court
• Keep you informed and empowered at every step of the legal process

A criminal charge doesn’t have to define your future. Contact The Pilgrim Law Group today to discuss your case and start building a defense strategy that works.