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January 25, 2025

Lashawn Logan

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Name:
Logan, Lashawn Lamonte

Date of Booking:
01/22/2025

Reason(s) For Booking:
Aggravated Child Molestation (Felony)

Incest (Felony)

Aggravated Child Molestation (Felony)

Aggravated Child Molestation (Felony)

All information is sourced directly from the official, public court database. Case history is organized and curated by The Georgia Gazette staff. The “What this means:” explanations are written by AI and reviewed by our staff before publishing.

Court records are subject to change at the court’s discretion. The Georgia Gazette is not responsible for errors or omissions. Nothing here is legal advice. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Case History: 

4/21/25 

INDICTMENT 

What this means: An indictment is a formal written accusation issued by a grand jury indicating that there is sufficient evidence to charge an individual with a crime. In this case, the indictment charges the defendant with two counts of Aggravated Child Molestation and one count of Incest. 


4/23/25 

WARRANT 

What this means: When an original warrant is filed with the court, it means the official charging document has been formally submitted, initiating the prosecution and allowing the court to proceed with the case.  


4/23/25 

ENTRY OF APPEARANCE (STATE – NIGEL LUSH) 

What this means: An Entry of Appearance for the State was filed by Assistant District Attorney Nigel Lush. This filing formally notifies the court that he is representing the State in the case. All future filings and communications for the prosecution will be directed to him as counsel of record.  


4/23/25 

COBB COUNTY CIRCUIT DEFENDER ADD ON CHARGE(S) NOTIFICATION AND APPOINTMENT OF COUNSEL (APPOINTED DEFENSE COUNSEL – MARYANN DONNELLY) 

What this means: The Cobb County Circuit Defender submitted an Add-On Charge(s) Notification and Appointment of Counsel. As part of this filing, Maryann Donnelly was appointed to represent the defendant for the newly added charges. This ensures the defendant has legal representation for all matters in the case.  


4/23/25 

ENTRY OF APPEARANCE AND MOTIONS (DEFENSE – TRINA GRIFFITHS) 

What this means: Defense counsel Trina Griffiths filed an Entry of Appearance on behalf of the defendant. This filing formally notifies the court that she is representing the defendant in this matter.  


5/29/25 

SCHEDULING ORDER 

What this means: An in-person order was issued scheduling a hearing on the defendant’s motion to set bail. The hearing is set for July 7, 2025, at 1:30 p.m. This order provides official notice of the date, time, and location for the proceeding.  


7/1/25 

STATE’S CERTIFICATE OF DISCOVERY AND DISCOVERY DEMAND 

What this means: The State filed a Certificate of Discovery along with a Discovery Demand in the case. This filing provides the defendant and defense counsel with access to evidence, documents, and information the prosecution intends to use at trial. It ensures that both parties have the materials necessary to prepare their cases.  


7/7/25 

ORDER DENYING BOND 

What this means: An order denying bond is a court ruling in which the judge decides not to grant the defendant release from custody pending trial. This means the defendant must remain in jail until further court action. The order is typically issued when the court determines that release is not appropriate based on factors such as flight risk, public safety, or violation of prior bond conditions.  


8/25/25 

NOTICE OF HEARING DATES 

What this means: A notice was issued scheduling an in-person pretrial status conference on September 11, 2025. Additionally, the parties were notified to be on-call for jury trial during the week of September 15, 2025. These notices provide official dates for case preparation and potential trial proceedings.  


9/26/25 

NOTICE OF HEARING DATES 

What this means: A notice was issued scheduling an in-person pretrial status conference on October 16, 2025. Additionally, the parties were notified to be on-call for jury trial during the weeks of October 27, 2025, and November 3, 2025. These notices provide official dates for case preparation and potential trial proceedings. 


10/31/25 

NOTICE OF REDETERMINATION OF INDIGENCY 

What this means: A notice of redetermination of indigency was filed, indicating that the defendant is no longer in need of court-appointed counsel. As a result, appointed attorney Maryann Donnelly was removed from the case. The filing reflects that the defendant has retained private counsel, Trina Griffiths, to represent him moving forward.  


11/19/25 

MOTION AND NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL 

What this means: Defense counsel Trina Griffiths filed a Motion and Notice of Withdrawal, formally notifying the court of her request to withdraw from representing the defendant. The filing initiates the process for the court to approve her withdrawal. This allows the court to address any necessary arrangements for substitute counsel.  


11/19/25 

ORDER TO WITHDRAW 

What this means: An order to withdraw is a court ruling that formally allows an attorney to cease representing a client in a case. In this matter, the court granted Trina Griffiths’ motion to withdraw, officially relieving her of her duties as defense counsel. The order ensures the defendant will have an opportunity to secure new representation.  


1/12/26 

JURY TRIAL HEARING AT 8:30AM 

What this means: This case has been scheduled for a jury trial calendar on January 12, 2026, at 8:30 a.m. All parties are required to appear and be prepared for the proceedings on the scheduled date. 


2/23/26 

JURY TRIAL HEARING AT 8:30AM 

What this means: This case has been scheduled for a jury trial calendar on February 23, 2026, at 8:30 a.m. All parties are required to appear and be prepared for the proceedings on the scheduled date. 


3/16/26

JURY TRIAL CONTINUED TO MARCH 16, 2026

What this means: Lashawn Logan’s jury trial in Cobb Superior Court was postponed from its original date and rescheduled for March 16, 2026, at 8:30 AM. Trial continuances can happen for various reasons, such as scheduling conflicts, the need for additional preparation time, or other procedural matters. The new trial date means the jury will hear evidence and decide whether Logan is guilty of the charges against him.


3/27/26

NOTICE OF PRETRIAL CONFERENCE FILED

What this means: The court issued a notice for a pretrial conference in Lashawn Logan’s case in Cobb Superior Court. A pretrial conference is a meeting between the judge, prosecutor, and defense attorney to discuss the case, resolve procedural issues, and potentially work out a plea agreement before trial. Logan is facing charges of aggravated child molestation and incest in case number 25CR01287.


3/30/26

DEFENSE ATTORNEY BRIAN HOBBS ENTERS APPEARANCE

What this means: Attorney Brian Hobbs officially filed paperwork with Cobb Superior Court to represent Lashawn Logan as his defense counsel. An entry of appearance formally notifies the court and prosecution that Hobbs is now Logan’s lawyer and will handle all legal matters in the case going forward.


3/30/26

CONSOLIDATED MOTIONS FILED BY DEFENSE

What this means: Defense attorney Brian Hobbs filed consolidated motions on behalf of Lashawn Logan in Cobb Superior Court. Consolidated motions combine multiple legal requests into one filing, which could include requests to suppress evidence, dismiss charges, or other procedural matters. These motions are typically filed before trial to address legal issues that could affect how the case proceeds.


4/8/26

STATE’S DISCOVERY DEMAND FILED

What this means: The prosecution in Lashawn Logan’s case filed a discovery demand in Cobb Superior Court. This is a formal request for defense attorney Brian Hobbs to provide any evidence, witness lists, or other materials that the defense plans to use at trial. Discovery demands ensure both sides share relevant information before trial so there are no surprises in court. Logan is accused of aggravated child molestation and incest in case number 25CR01287.


4/8/26

STATE’S DEMAND FOR WRITTEN NOTICE FILED

What this means: The prosecution filed a demand for written notice from the defense in Lashawn Logan’s case. This typically requires defense attorney Brian Hobbs to provide advance written notice if he plans to use certain defenses at trial, such as an alibi defense, insanity defense, or other specific legal strategies. This gives the prosecution time to prepare their response to any defense strategies.


4/20/26

JURY TRIAL RESCHEDULED TO APRIL 20, 2026

What this means: Lashawn Logan’s jury trial in Cobb Superior Court has been rescheduled again, now set for April 20, 2026, at 8:30 AM. This is the second time the trial has been moved – it was previously scheduled for March 16, 2026. Logan is accused of aggravated child molestation and incest in case number 25CR01287. Multiple trial continuances are not uncommon in serious felony cases as both the prosecution and defense need adequate time to prepare their cases.


4/23/26

DEFENSE COUNSEL SUBSTITUTED

What this means: Lashawn Logan’s legal representation changed. David Marshall is now his attorney of record in Cobb Superior Court case 25CR01287.


5/12/26

STATE FILES WRITTEN DEMAND

What this means: The prosecution filed a formal written demand, typically used to request discovery (evidence and information) or to set deadlines for the defense to respond to prosecution filings.


6/22/26

JURY TRIAL SCHEDULED

What this means: A jury trial in Lashawn Logan’s case is set to begin at 8:30 a.m. on this date in Cobb Superior Court.


7/13/26

JURY TRIAL SCHEDULED

What this means: A second jury trial date is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. on this date. This may indicate the earlier trial date was continued (postponed) or rescheduled.


11/2/26

JURY TRIAL SPECIALLY SET

What this means: The court has issued an order to specially set (formally schedule) the jury trial for 8:30 a.m. on this date. This typically means the trial has been moved again and the court is emphasizing that this is a firm trial date.

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