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Atlanta DA Investigating Trump for Election Fraud

February 17, 2021

Page Pate is a criminal defense attorney who has been representing people in serious criminal cases in the Atlanta Metro area and throughout the State of Georgia for over 25 years. Page is often contacted by the media to provide his opinion on serious legal issues appearing in the news. In this case, Page was […]

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Impeachment Trial and Pardons

January 27, 2021

Attorney Page Pate, a criminal and constitutional lawyer, frequently appears as a legal analyst for CNN and other media outlets. CNN interviewed Page about the second impeachment trial of President Donald Trump and the possibility of a self-pardon by the President. The first issue discussed in this interview is the possible timing of President Trump’s […]

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DC Federal Judge Considers Sanctions

January 15, 2021

Attorney Page Pate is a criminal and constitutional attorney and a legal analyst. CNN and other media outlets frequently contact Page for his analysis of important legal issues. In a lawsuit filed by Wisconsin Voters Alliance and other groups in federal court in Washington, DC, lawyers representing President Donald Trump’s campaign sought to have […]

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One Party Consent to Record Phone Calls in Georgia

January 15, 2021

Pate, Johnson and Church has been representing civil, criminal, and whistleblower clients in Georgia for over twenty-five years. Occasionally, the media will contact our attorneys for legal opinions on cases and issues appearing in the news. In this case, Atlanta Magazine interviewed Attorney Jess Johnson about the legalities of recording phone calls in Georgia after […]

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Our firm helps client get his life sentence reduced to “time served”

December 17, 2020

A federal judge in New Orleans granted our firm’s motion for compassionate release, filed behalf of our 82-year-old client at the federal prison in Jesup, Georgia. Our client had been sentenced to life in 1988 for smuggling 450 kilograms of cocaine into the U.S., though he was never accused of engaging in any violence or […]

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