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Judge Hayward Rules on Defendant’s Failure to Yield Right-of-Way in Georgia Court

00:00 - Introduction
00:04 - I Want Suspend Your Fines
01:31 - Failure To Yield The Right-Away

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In a Clayton County, Georgia courtroom, Judge Tammi Hayward presides over a defendant charged with failure to yield the right-of-way, a traffic violation under Georgia Code § 40-6-71, carrying potential fines up to $1,000 or jail time up to 12 months for a misdemeanor. The defendant’s actions, likely causing an unsafe situation or accident, prompt the prosecution to seek penalties to deter reckless driving, while the defense may argue lack of intent or unclear circumstances. Judge Hayward, known for maintaining courtroom order and fair rulings, must weigh the evidence, including traffic reports or witness statements, against the defendant’s explanation. As reported in recent Georgia court updates, the community anticipates a ruling that could impose a fine, license points, or community service, reflecting Hayward’s commitment to road safety and accountability in traffic violation cases.

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