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Elizabeth M. Grant has more than fifteen years of criminal litigation experience and formerly served as the Chief Assistant Solicitor General prosecuting DUI and other misdemeanor crimes for Athens-Clarke County, Georgia. Ms. Grant believes in specializing in criminal defense rather than splitting her focus with other practice areas. She has successfully represented hundreds of clients in all types of criminal matters ranging from murder and serious sex crimes all the way down to speeding and traffic violations. Successful outcomes include acquittals following jury trials, reduction of charges following jury trials, suppression of illegally obtained evidence, and reduced plea bargains. Ms. Grant has specialized experience and training in juvenile cases as well as post-conviction appeals and petitions. Elizabeth M. Grant has the training and experience necessary to thoroughly investigate your case and fight for the best possible outcome.
RECENT CASES INCLUDE: State v. S.S., Barrow County Superior Court (2008) - acquitted of murder, felony murder and other charges; State v. A.S., Clarke County Superior Court (2006) - acquitted of aggravated child molestation and other charges; State v. D.L., Clarke County Superior Court (2006) - acquitted of child molestation; State v. K.L., Superior Court of Oconee County (2008) - trafficking charges dismissed after successful motion to suppress evidence; State v. J.T., State Court of Clarke County (2008) - acquitted of DUI; State v. K.R., Superior Court of Oconee County (2007) - acquitted of DUI; State v. D.A., Clarke County State Court (2009) - DUI charge dismissed following successful motion to suppress evidence; State v. H.O., Clarke County State Court (2009) - underage possession of alcohol case dismissed following successful motion to suppress evidence; State v. J.R., Winder Municipal Court (2008) - DUI charge reduced as result of favorable plea bargain; State v. A.H., Watkinsville Municipal Court (2009) - DUI charge reduced after successful court hearing.
SIGNIFICANT TRAINING: Prosecuting Attorney's Council Basic Litigation Course (one week); National Criminal Defense College Trial Practice Institute (two weeks); National Criminal Defense College Themes, Theories and Improv Course; mock trial coach and judge; participant in new officer training with Athens-Clarke County Police Department and field sobriety test subject.
Statement of Practice
Criminal Defense in all Courts, Felonies, Misdemeanors, Homicide, Violent Crimes and Sex Crimes, Drug Crimes, Theft, DUI, Minor in Possession, Traffic, Criminal Appeals, Probation and Parole Violations, Juvenile Law, Juvenile Delinquency, DFCS Deprivation Cases.
Year Established: 2007
Firm Size: 1
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