Recently, law enforcement around the city of Nashville has cracked down on prostitution related crimes,
Entrapment is now a valid defense in Tennessee, based on the premise that “public policy
Its a common question for criminal attorneys from clients facing a possession of drug paraphernalia
Governor Bill Haslam has signed into law legislation which broadens Tennessee’s criminal law to include
Tennessee law previously required that the execution of search warrants by police officers follow a
Even to non-lawyers, DUI checkpoints appear to be a blatant violation of our 4th Amendment
Both the United States and the State of Tennessee’s Constitution guarantees defendants in a criminal
The ‘But, it’s just a misdemeanor’ demeanor, implying that the charges are not that serious and
For our soldiers stationed at Fort Campbell, or any other active military we now offer
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