Misdemeanor Criminal Defense

Nashville Criminal Lawyers Explain Self Defense in Tennessee: When can I use Deadly Force for Protection?

A fundamental tenant of responsible gun ownership is knowing under what circumstances the use of

By Michael|2011-05-10T04:44:19-05:00March 15th, 2011|Criminal Defense, Gun Charges, Homicide Criminal Defense, Misdemeanor Criminal Defense, Violent Crimes / Felony Charge Criminal Defense|Comments Off

Nashville DUI Lawyer’s Random Fact

The ‘breathalyzer’ is actually the brand name of the breath analyzer products originally developed and

By Michael|2011-04-26T03:39:00-05:00March 11th, 2011|Criminal Defense, DUI Defense, Misdemeanor Criminal Defense|0 Comments

Nashville Attorney Explains Disorderly Conduct in Tennessee: What It Is… and Isn’t

Recently, Metro Nashville Police Officers underwent a refresher course on the law of “Disorderly Conduct.”It

By Michael|2011-05-02T16:33:27-05:00January 22nd, 2011|Criminal Defense, Misdemeanor Criminal Defense|0 Comments

How to Perform a Quick and Free Background Check in Tennessee

As a Nashville attorney, sometimes I’d like to know a little more information about a

By Michael|2014-01-21T13:27:20-06:00January 14th, 2011|Car Accidents, Child Support Contempt Defense, Child Support Modification/Enforcement, Criminal Defense, Divorce/Family/Juvenile, DUI Defense, Misdemeanor Criminal Defense, Motorcycle Accidents, Personal Injury, Slip and Fall, Traffic Citations, Trip and Fall, Uncontested Divorces, Violent Crimes / Felony Charge Criminal Defense|0 Comments

Can you get a DUI on a bicycle in Tennessee?

Silly question? Maybe, but these are the types of questions that get tossed out at

By Michael|2022-06-20T13:44:29-05:00January 13th, 2011|Criminal Defense, DUI Defense, Misdemeanor Criminal Defense|0 Comments

Nashville Criminal Lawyers Explain: Peeping Tom and Tennessee Law

Who is 'Peeping Tom' anyway? Legend has it in England that Lady Godiva to protest

By Michael|2011-01-14T05:51:30-06:00January 12th, 2011|Criminal Defense, Misdemeanor Criminal Defense|0 Comments

Nashville DUI Lawyers Explain: Uniqueness of DUI Charges in Tennessee

Driving under the influence (or DUI) is one of the few crimes in Tennessee which

By Michael|2011-01-14T05:52:22-06:00December 30th, 2010|Criminal Defense, DUI Defense, Misdemeanor Criminal Defense, Traffic Citations|0 Comments

Thank you Tennessee Bar Association

Today and yesterday, I had the opportunity to attend for the second time the 'CLE

Nashville Criminal Attorney Explains: Tennessee Drug Laws

In 1987 in response to an increase in drug activity, then Governor Ned Ray McWherter

By Michael|2014-05-15T15:05:49-05:00December 21st, 2010|Criminal Defense, Expungements, Misdemeanor Criminal Defense, Violent Crimes / Felony Charge Criminal Defense|0 Comments

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

By Michael|2011-01-14T05:53:18-06:00December 17th, 2010|Criminal Defense, DUI Defense, Expungements, Gun Charges, Homicide Criminal Defense, Misdemeanor Criminal Defense, Traffic Citations, Violent Crimes / Felony Charge Criminal Defense|0 Comments

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