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Attorney Brian Tevis of Tevis Law Firm, LLC is known throughout Atlanta and the surrounding region as a criminal defense attorney capable of turning wheels and protecting the rights of his clients in ...

The Short Answer: NO. You have nothing to gain and everything to lose. The Details: If you have ever been stopped by the police, you have probably been asked whether you are in possession of any ...

The Miranda warning is related to your rights against self-incrimination guaranteed by the 5 th Amendment and the Georgia Constitution. The name stems from a 1966 U.S. Supreme Court case Miranda v. ...

It is now illegal in Georgia to remain in the left lane when another vehicle is behind you and traveling at a higher rate of speed. Long referred to as the "passing lane", the left lane of many roads ...

The people of Atlanta, Georgia can now depend on Attorney Brian Tevis for reliable criminal defense representation more than ever. He was recently sworn into the Northern District of the United States ...

Attorney Brian Tevis represented one of two college students who were codefendants in case involving armed robbery of a convenience store. The robbery was caught on surveillance cameras and a friend ...

Atlanta criminal defense attorney, Brian Tevis, now has two accolades to add to his repertoire. His rating on Avvo increased to 9.4 and he has received an AV Preeminent® Rating from Martindale-Hubbel® ...

Georgia and the federal government go to great lengths to deter and punish drug offenders. Almost all Georgia drug charges are regarded as felony offenses, with the exception of possessing less than ...

It is now illegal in Georgia to remain in the left lane when another vehicle is behind you and traveling at a higher rate of speed. Long referred to as the "passing lane", the left lane of many roads ...

Georgia and the federal government go to great lengths to deter and punish drug offenders. Almost all Georgia drug charges are regarded as felony offenses, with the exception of possessing less than ...

It is now illegal in Georgia to remain in the left lane when another vehicle is behind you and traveling at a higher rate of speed. Long referred to as the "passing lane", the left lane of many roads ...