About this video
Generally, within 10 days after your arraignment, your criminal defense attorney will file what are called motions in your case. Motions are a vital part of your defense and can be the difference in a great result or a poor one.
Sessions & Fleischman defends people charged with misdemeanors and felonies in courts across Georgia.
Presented by: Ben Sessions | Length: 2:23 | Published: October 8, 2019
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For a broader overview, see Criminal Defense Lawyer. If you have questions about your own case, call (470) 225-7710 or contact us.
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This video provides general information about Georgia law and is not legal advice about your situation. Watching it does not create an attorney-client relationship. It was published in October 2019; laws and procedures may have changed since then.
