Macon Criminal Defense Lawyers – Protecting Your Rights & Future
If you are facing criminal charges in Georgia, it is important to consult with an experienced criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. Any statement you make to the police can hurt your chances of a successful outcome.
At Dozier Law, we provide experienced, aggressive defense representation to clients from the Macon, Atlanta, and Savannah areas and across Georgia and the Southeast. Our attorneys are equipped to fight these charges to help you avoid the harsh consequences of a criminal conviction. We represent clients throughout Georgia, including military members stationed at Robins Air Force Base (RAFB), and civil servants.
Arrested And Charged With A Crime In Georgia? Let Us Fight For You.
Our lawyers have significant experience handling criminal defense matters on the state, federal, and municipal levels. We defend clients against a wide range of criminal charges, including:
- Drunk driving (DWI/DUI)
- Traffic offenses
- Drug crimes, including possession, trafficking, manufacturing of marijuana, cocaine, and other drugs
- Theft crimes, including shoplifting and burglary
- Violent crimes, including assault, battery, and murder
- White-collar crimes, including fraud, embezzlement, and computer crimes
- Sex crimes, including sexual assault, molestation, and illegal pornography
Whatever criminal charge you are facing, it is important to mount a strong, proactive defense. In many cases, we are able to get charges dismissed outright by identifying weaknesses in the prosecution’s case. In every case, we aggressively pursue the most favorable outcome, whether it be a dismissal of charges, reduced charges, alternative sentencing, or acquittal.
Protect Your Rights. Contact Us First
If you or someone close to you is facing criminal charges, we are here to protect your rights and your freedom. To schedule a free consultation with one of our criminal defense lawyers, call us in Macon at 478-292-6761, Atlanta at 404-800-0308, or Savannah at 844-738-5665. You can also each us online.
Criminal Defense FAQs
When should I call a criminal defense lawyer in Georgia?
Immediately. Anything you say to police can be used against you. Calling a lawyer right away helps protect your rights and your options.
What types of criminal cases does Dozier Law handle?
We defend clients against DUI/DWI, traffic offenses, drug charges, theft and shoplifting, violent crimes, white-collar offenses, and sex crimes, in state, federal, and municipal courts.
Do you offer free consultations?
Yes. We offer a free, confidential case consultation to discuss your situation and next steps.
What areas do you serve?
We represent clients across Georgia from offices in Macon, Atlanta (Decatur), Savannah, Albany, and Tifton. We also assist military members stationed at Robins Air Force Base.
What are the possible outcomes in a criminal case?
Depending on the facts: dismissal, reduced charges, alternative sentencing, diversion (where available), plea agreements, or trial. We identify weaknesses in the prosecution’s case and pursue the most favorable outcome.
What should I bring to my consultation?
Any charging documents, citations, court dates, police reports (if available), and the names of any witnesses. If you have already spoken with law enforcement, tell us exactly what was said.
Will my case go to trial?
Many cases resolve without a trial, but we prepare every case as if it will be tried. That preparation often leads to better negotiations.
Can a first-time offender avoid a conviction?
It depends on the charge and county programs. Some cases qualify for diversion, deferred adjudication, or other alternatives. We’ll review eligibility and strategy with you.
How soon will we start working on my defense?
Immediately after engagement. Early action—protecting evidence, filing motions, and contacting prosecutors—can make a difference.
How do I contact your offices?
Macon: 478-742-8441 • Atlanta: 404-800-0308 • Savannah: 912-239-4395 • Albany/Tifton: 229-299-9590
Disclaimer: This information is general and not legal advice. Every case is unique—please contact us for guidance specific to your situation.
