September 9, 2011 By Timothy P. O'Neill Timothy P. O'Neill is a professor at The
In Tennessee, it is a Class A misdemeanor for an athlete, referee, coach or other
Call a DUI Defense Lawyer Today: (615) 829-8259 Metro Nashville police recently released a statement
A forensic scientist in East Tennessee provided the prosecutors in the Casey Anthony trial key
Entrapment is now a valid defense in Tennessee, based on the premise that “public policy
The current Tennessee DUI law provides that a police officer may request that a person
The ‘But, it’s just a misdemeanor’ demeanor, implying that the charges are not that serious and
We frequently see other DUI attorneys offer advice as to how to ‘beat a DUI’.
For our soldiers stationed at Fort Campbell, or any other active military we now offer
The ‘breathalyzer’ is actually the brand name of the breath analyzer products originally developed and
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