Nashville Criminal Attorney’s ‘Did You Know’?
The origin of the word 'penitentiary' derives from the word 'penitence' meaning the sorrow for
Nashville Criminal Lawyers Explain: Child Support Criminal Contempt
I am going to immediately digress from the blog topic to address a related common
Nashville Criminal Attorney Explains: Tennessee Drug Laws
In 1987 in response to an increase in drug activity, then Governor Ned Ray McWherter
Nashville Criminal Attorney Explains: Prosecution Limitations on Criminal Cases in Tennessee
Most people are familiar with a statute of limitations on civil cases, but it largely
Felony Criminal Sentence Ranges in Tennessee
TENNESSEE RANGE I SENTENCES Class A Felony: 15 – 25 years Class B Felony: 8
Nashville Criminal Attorney Explains: The Fourth Amendment’s Application to an Arrest
What is the Fourth Amendment? The 4th Amendment to the United States Constitution provides: “The
Nashville Criminal Attorney Explains: What is the difference in Tennessee between burglary, robbery and theft?
Robbery in Tennessee. Most people recognize these terms as being some form of theft with
