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Kidnapping

Atlanta Kidnapping Defense Attorney

Kidnapping carries extremely harsh penalties in Georgia. If the person kidnapped received bodily injury the penalty is life imprisonment or death. Any physical injury, however slight constitutes the requisite bodily harm within the meaning of O.C.G.A. § 16-5-40.

Prior to 1968, kidnapping required a forcible abduction of the victim. The present law, however, requires an abduction and a holding of a person against his will. No force is required to accomplish the abduction.

Georgia False Imprisonment & Child Abduction Defense

The offense of kidnapping requires at least slight asportation i.e. moving the person against his will. It is crucial that a kidnapping case, or a case of kidnapping with bodily injury, is thoroughly investigated. In my experience the facts of a given case may support lesser charges and even the dismissal of criminal charges.

If you are facing a criminal charge, contact my Atlanta law office. I will meet with you there or in jail to discuss your case and your defense. Call Richard A. Grossman, Trial Attorney, at (678) 500.9986 for kidnapping defense.

Results

State of Georgia v. C.J. Defendant charged with Level III Trafficking in Cocaine which carries mandatory minimum 25 years imprisonment. After investigation and motions all charges dismissed on 8/16/11

In the Superior Court of Clayton County, Georgia
State of Georgia v. T.P. Case No. 2010CR02119-5
15 year old defendant, facing mandatory minimum 25 years imprisonment
On May 19, 2011, jury verdict of NOT GUILTY
Aggravated Child Molestation and Aggravated Sodomy

U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia. -after evidentiary hearing, Defendant's Motion to Suppress 5 kilograms of cocaine GRANTED. Filed 5/17/2010.
The case was dismissed on June 9, 2010.

STATE OF GEORGIA v. S.D. -charged with Murder, Arson and Aggravated Assault. After investigation, motions and evidentiary hearings, all charges dismissed on May 10, 2010.

STATE OF GEORGIA v. R.M.- defense of a law enforcement officer who was acquitted of murder, felony murder and aggravated assault.


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