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Intentional Less Serious Bodily Harm

Intentional less serious bodily harm (Article 118 of the Criminal Code of Georgia) is a crime that, while not life-threatening, causes prolonged health impairment or significant persistent loss of gen

Battery Defense

Battery or other violence (Article 126 of the Criminal Code of Georgia) is one of the most frequently registered crimes, involving the infliction of physical pain without causing bodily injury (neithe

Torture Defense

Torture (Article 144¹ of the Criminal Code of Georgia) is an extremely serious crime involving the infliction of severe physical or mental pain/suffering on a person. The purpose may be to obtain info

Coercion Defense

Coercion constitutes a crime against an individual's freedom of will, which is strictly punished under Georgian legislation. It involves forcing a person to perform or refrain from performing an actio

Threat Defense

An accusation of threat often represents a serious challenge for the accused, as it concerns personal psychological integrity and the sense of safety. However, in practice, investigations under the th

Intentional Serious Bodily Harm

Intentional serious bodily harm (Article 117 of the Criminal Code of Georgia) is one of the most severe categories of crimes against the person, posing the greatest threat to physical integrity after

Domestic Violence Defense

Domestic violence (Article 126¹ of the Criminal Code of Georgia) is a particularly sensitive and strictly regulated area. State policy towards domestic crimes is uncompromising, reflected in frequent

Threatening Defense

Threatening involves the menace of killing, damaging health, or destroying property, where the victim has a grounded fear that the threat will be carried out. In Georgia, this act is criminalized unde

Excessive Force

The use of excessive force is a complex legal concept primarily related to exceeding the limits of necessary defense (self-defense) or using disproportionate force when apprehending a criminal. In Geo

Obstruction of Voting Rights

Obstruction of Journalism

Violation of Assembly Rights

Election Fraud Defense

Election fraud is one of the most serious crimes against a democratic state, which is strictly punished under Georgian legislation. This category includes election-related acts such as altering vote c

Free Speech

Freedom of speech and expression is a fundamental value of a democratic society, which is especially protected by Georgian legislation. Consequently, unlawfully restricting a person's freedom of speec

Campaign Finance

Election Law

Child Abuse & Neglect

Violence against or neglect of a minor is one of the most serious and sensitive categories of crime, which is treated with the utmost severity by Georgian legislation. Charges may include physical, ps

Non-Payment of Child Support

Non-payment of child support (alimony) in Georgia does not only result in civil liability; willful non-execution of a court decision is a criminal offense. When a parent systematically evades the obli