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Legal commentary.

Practical explanations of the questions we meet most often in practice.

ARTICLESSeptember 29, 2026

Justice and Public Opinion: Should Courts Follow Society’s Demands?

The article examines the influence of public opinion, the media and social networks on the administration of justice, as well as the importance of judicial independence in the face of public pressure.

ARTICLESSeptember 5, 2026

Why Does an Innocent Person Need a Lawyer?

The article explains why timely legal representation is critical even for an innocent person, particularly when obtaining evidence, ensuring its proper admission into the case, and effectively examining it at trial.

ARTICLESMay 27, 2026

Combating Organized Crime in Georgia: The Purpose of the “Thieves’ World” Provisions, Their Proper Interpretation, and the Risk of Systemic Distortion in Practice

A legal analysis of Georgia’s “thieves’ world” provisions: what they are for, how they should be read, and the risk of blurring distinct forms of conduct.

ARTICLESDecember 14, 2024

Can a Person Be Convicted Solely on the Testimony of a Police Officer?

The article explains the evidentiary value of police testimony and the standards courts should apply when a criminal charge is based primarily or exclusively on such testimony.

ARTICLESSeptember 7, 2024

The Right to Remain Silent: When Silence Matters More Than Trying to Prove Your Innocence

The article examines the importance of the right to remain silent and the risks that may arise when a person attempts to prove their innocence by giving premature explanations to investigators.

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