Our Georgia aggressive driving lawyers consistently provide exceptional results results in the defense of those charged with aggressive driving in Georgia.  Aggressive driving is a very serious charge, which under Georgia law will result in 6 points being assessed against a Georgia driver's license.  Under Georgia law, a person commits the offense of aggressive driving when they operate any motor vehicle with the intent to annoy, harass, molest, intimidate, injure, or obstruct another person, including without limitation violating OCGA 40-6-42, 40-6-48, 40-6-49, 40-6-123, 40-6-184, 40-6-312, or 40-6-390 with such intent. 

A conviction for aggressive driving is a misdemeanor of a "high and aggravated" nature.  Therefore, a person convicted of aggressive driving may be punished a fine of $5,000.00 or 12 months in jail. 

If you are concerned with the potential criminal, drivers license, and insurance consequences that a Georgia aggressive driving conviction may have, contact our Georgia aggressive driving lawyers today.