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Possession with Intent to Sell

Drug Offenses are taken very seriously in Tennessee and you should always discuss your case with a Criminal… [more]

Possession with Intent to Sell Possession with Intent to Sell

Felon in Possession of a Handgun in Tennessee

Mandatory incarceration without parole is Tennessee’s recent legislative response to gun crime. “Crooks… [more]

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Theft Charges in Tennessee

Theft and Shoplifting laws in Tennessee allow for the same act to be charged as either a felony or misdemeanor… [more]

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Nashville DUI Attorney Explains: New DUI Law for 2012 in Tennessee

The current Tennessee DUI law provides that a police officer may request that a person who is suspected… [more]

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Recent Prostitution and Drug Stings in Nashville

The Nashville – Davidson County Metropolitan Police Department provided a press release recently indicating… [more]

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Criminal Defense News

What happens when I go to court in Tennessee?

For those who have been arrested or received criminal citations for the first time, going to court can be a scary thought. Simply not knowing what will happen or … [More...]

Scientists and legal scholars study ‘moral luck’

What can the structure of the human brain teach us about criminal law? Psychologist Fiery Cushman asks us to consider the following. Hal and Peter drink together in a … [More...]

Technology and its impact on the Fourth Amendment

By Timothy P. O'Neill Let's set the Wayback Machine to 1983. You are in a law school classroom and are discussing a brand new U.S. Supreme Court case, U.S. v. Knotts, … [More...]

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