Twiggs County Criminal Defense Attorneys

The criminal defense attorneys at Sessions & Fleischman have extensive experience defending criminal cases in Twiggs County and the surrounding areas. On an almost yearly basis, there are countless numbers of criminal cases that arise from roadblocks on I-16 en route to Savannah. One of the jurisdictions that engages in these roadblocks is Twiggs County, Georgia. Typically, the roadblocks are multi-jurisdictional in that law enforcement officers from many different departments, including the Georgia State Patrol, will usually participate. A Twiggs County criminal defense attorney at Sessions & Fleischman can help.

Your criminal defense attorneys must be prepared to litigate complex motions issues

Particularly in cases involving multi-jurisdictional roadblocks which are frequently the basis for Twiggs County cases, your criminal defense attorney in Georgiamust have the ability to tackle complex motions issues. Motions are the tools that criminal defense attorneys challenge the admissibility of pieces of the State’s evidence. Motions challenging the admissibility of evidence obtained through roadblocks must be filed and, possibly, litigated in these case.

Basic information for your criminal case

The Twiggs County Superior Court is located at:

425 N Railroad Street
Jeffersonville, GA 31044

The Clerk of the Twiggs County Superior Court can be contacted at:

425 Railroad Street, N
P.O. Box 234
Jeffersonville, GA 31044

Phone: (478) 945-3350
Fax: (478) 945-6751

If you have been charged with only misdemeanor criminal offenses, your case may originate in the Twiggs County Probate Court. There are important strategic reasons why it may be advantageous to resolve your case in the Probate Court as opposed to transferring the case to the Superior Court where you have a right to a jury trial. Consult with a trusted Twiggs County criminal defense lawyer before making the decision to transfer your case. Failure to do so may result in wasting valuable opportunities to successfully conclude your case.