Carroll County DUI Lawyer

Do you need to talk with a Carroll County DUI lawyer? A Georgia DUI lawyer at Sessions & Fleischman can help. Contact us today for a free consultation. We will help you understand the process your case will follow, what the State has to prove, and what in its case can be challenged.

About Carroll County, Georgia

Carroll County sits on Georgia’s western edge, along the Alabama line, and had a population of 119,148 at the 2020 census. The county seat is Carrollton. The incorporated municipalities in the county are:

Carrollton
Villa Rica
Temple
Bowdon
Mount Zion
Whitesburg
Roopville

Whether you were stopped on I-20 through Villa Rica or Temple, on US 27 near Carrollton, or anywhere else in the county, your case will move through the Carroll County courts described below.

The Carroll County Sheriff’s Office jail is located at 1000 Newnan Road, Carrollton, GA 30116.

Carroll County DUI Court System

Carroll Superior and State Court is located at 323 Newnan St, Carrollton, GA 30117, United States and current clerk is Mr. Alan J. Lee 770-830-5830.

Carroll County DUI Superior and State Court judges are:

Chief Judge John Simpson
Judge Dennis Blackmon
Judge Jack Kirby
Judge Emory Palmer
Judge Bill Hamrick
Judge Dustin Hightower
Judge W. Travis

Need a Carroll County DUI Lawyer. Schedule a Meeting Now.

Ben Sessions is one of only four lawyers in Georgia to attain Board Certification in DUI Defense through the National College for DUI Defense, and he has tried more than 60 jury trials. If you are facing a DUI charge in Carroll County, call (470) 225-7710 for a free consultation. We will go through the evidence in your case, the deadlines that apply to your driver’s license, and the realistic outcomes before you make any decisions.

One deadline will not wait for your court date. You have 30 days from the date of arrest to request an administrative license suspension hearing or to elect the ignition interlock device permit. If that window closes, the suspension takes effect regardless of what happens in the criminal case.