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11 Legal Situations Which Could Affect Your TN Carry Permit

Much like a drivers license, a handgun carry permit in Tennessee is not a right,

By Michael|2014-05-29T11:22:37-05:00May 29th, 2014|Criminal Defense, DUI Defense, Expungements, Gun Charges, Misdemeanor Criminal Defense, Simple Possession, Violent Crimes / Felony Charge Criminal Defense|Comments Off

What happens when I go to court in Tennessee?

For those who have been arrested or received criminal citations for the first time, going

By Michael|2012-03-02T01:10:02-06:00March 2nd, 2012|Criminal Defense, DUI Defense, Misdemeanor Criminal Defense, Traffic Citations, Violent Crimes / Felony Charge Criminal Defense|Comments Off

Scientists and legal scholars study ‘moral luck’

What can the structure of the human brain teach us about criminal law? Psychologist Fiery

By Michael|2011-11-21T03:31:20-06:00November 21st, 2011|Criminal Defense, DUI Defense, Expungements, Gun Charges, Homicide Criminal Defense, Misdemeanor Criminal Defense, Traffic Citations, Uncategorized, Violent Crimes / Felony Charge Criminal Defense|Comments Off

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

By Michael|2011-09-21T02:39:04-05:00September 21st, 2011|Criminal Defense, DUI Defense, Expungements, Gun Charges, Homicide Criminal Defense, Misdemeanor Criminal Defense, Traffic Citations, Violent Crimes / Felony Charge Criminal Defense|Comments Off

Court takes on Fourth Amendment exclusionary rule

September 9, 2011 By Timothy P. O'Neill Timothy P. O'Neill is a professor at The

By Michael|2011-09-21T01:59:02-05:00September 20th, 2011|Criminal Defense, DUI Defense, Expungements, Gun Charges, Homicide Criminal Defense, Misdemeanor Criminal Defense, Traffic Citations, Violent Crimes / Felony Charge Criminal Defense|Comments Off

How a Tennessean Helped Shape the Casey Anthony Trial

A forensic scientist in East Tennessee provided the prosecutors in the Casey Anthony trial key

By Michael|2011-07-11T02:36:57-05:00July 8th, 2011|Criminal Defense, Homicide Criminal Defense, Violent Crimes / Felony Charge Criminal Defense|Comments Off

Nashville Criminal Attorneys Explain Vehicular Homicide

The criminal offense of vehicular homicide often ends tragically for everyone involved, included the person

By Michael|2011-08-10T02:57:23-05:00June 28th, 2011|Criminal Defense, Homicide Criminal Defense, Violent Crimes / Felony Charge Criminal Defense|Comments Off

Nashville Criminal Attorneys Explain Extortion in Tennessee

What is extortion? The criminal offense of extortion is committed when a person uses coercion

By Michael|2011-06-28T02:47:41-05:00June 28th, 2011|Criminal Defense, Violent Crimes / Felony Charge Criminal Defense|Comments Off

Nashville Criminal Attorneys Explain: Entrapment in Tennessee

Entrapment is now a valid defense in Tennessee, based on the premise that “public policy

By Michael|2011-06-20T03:56:27-05:00June 20th, 2011|Criminal Defense, DUI Defense, Expungements, Gun Charges, Homicide Criminal Defense, Misdemeanor Criminal Defense, Traffic Citations, Violent Crimes / Felony Charge Criminal Defense|Comments Off

Nashville Criminal Attorney Explains: Theft in Tennessee Now Includes Netflix Password Sharing

Governor Bill Haslam has signed into law legislation which broadens Tennessee’s criminal law to include

By Michael|2011-06-20T21:18:28-05:00June 3rd, 2011|Criminal Defense, Misdemeanor Criminal Defense, Violent Crimes / Felony Charge Criminal Defense|Comments Off

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