Precursors are chemical substances used to manufacture narcotic drugs or psychotropic substances. Their circulation (pro…
The illegal sowing, growing, or cultivating of plants containing narcotic substances is a specific crime under Georgian…
Drug distribution (realization) is one of the most serious crimes in Georgia, subject to strict criminal policy by the s…
Drug purchase and possession are the most common criminal charges among drug-related offenses in Georgia. Under the law,…
Supporting 'Thieves' World' Defense (Article 223^3): Defending Against Charges In addition to membership in the "Thieves…
Gang Membership Defense (Article 224): Defending Against Organized Crime Charges Banditry and membership in an armed gan…
'Thief in Law' and 'Thieves' World' Membership Defense (Article 223^1) In Georgia, membership in the "Thieves' World" an…
Organized Criminal Group Leadership Defense: Protecting Against Serious Charges Leading or organizing an organized crimi…
Obstruction of justice, specifically giving false testimony (perjury), is a serious crime that undermines the credibilit…
Article 364 – Obstruction of Justice: What the Law Treats as a Crime Article 364 of the Criminal Code of Georgia protect…
Military Offense Defense (Chapter XXXIX): Lawyer for Service Members Military service is governed by strict disciplinary…
Insubordination is a gross violation of military discipline that holds a special place in military criminal law. Militar…
Absent Without Official Leave (AWOL), or unauthorized leaving of a unit or place of service, is a military crime involvi…
Contempt of court is a crime provided for by Article 366 of the Criminal Code of Georgia. The norm protects the dignity…
Article 371: Refusal of a Witness or Victim to Give Testimony Article 371 of the Criminal Code of Georgia concerns the s…
What the Article on False Testimony Covers Article 370 of the Criminal Code of Georgia protects the administration of ju…
Influence on Witnesses — Article 372 and the Protection of Participants Article 372 of the Criminal Code of Georgia prot…
Article 353 – Resistance, Threat or Violence Against a Protector of Public Order Article 353 of the Criminal Code of Geo…
Article 180: Fraud and Conduct in the Insurance Sphere Article 180 of the Criminal Code of Georgia establishes liability…
Article 364 and Its Purpose – What This Norm Protects Article 364 of the Criminal Code of Georgia establishes liability…
Desertion is one of the gravest categories among military crimes, treated strictly under Georgian legislation. Desertion…
What Article 372 of the Criminal Code of Georgia regulates Article 372 of the Criminal Code of Georgia protects the admi…
What the Article on False Denunciation Covers Article 373 of the Criminal Code of Georgia covers false denunciation of t…
What the Traffic Safety Article Covers Article 276 of the Criminal Code of Georgia covers the violation of the rules of…
What Article 408 of the Criminal Code of Georgia regulates A crime against humanity, provided for by Article 408 of the…
What This Page Covers Cases connected with the circulation of narcotic substances in Georgia are regulated by a separate…
Unlawful Acquisition or Storage of Drugs — Article 260 Cases involving narcotic substances, their analogs, precursors or…
What This Page Covers Questions connected with the production of narcotic substances in Georgia are located in the drug…
Article 379 – Escape of an Accused or Convicted Person: What the Law Treats as a Crime Article 379 of the Criminal Code…
What the Article on Influence Covers Article 372 of the Criminal Code of Georgia protects the interest of receiving trut…
