Violent Crimes / Felony Charge Criminal Defense

Nashville Criminal Lawyer Explains: Kidnapping Offenses in Tennessee

False Imprisonment - a person commits the offense of false imprisonment who knowingly removes or

By Michael|2011-05-10T04:43:24-05:00December 11th, 2010|Criminal Defense, Expungements, Gun Charges, Violent Crimes / Felony Charge Criminal Defense|Comments Off

Why the Same Criminal Charges May Result in Different Sentences in Tennessee

Recently, I had a client who was facing criminal charges in Nashville. It was a

By Michael|2010-12-15T06:02:51-06:00December 11th, 2010|Criminal Defense, DUI Defense, Expungements, Gun Charges, Homicide Criminal Defense, Misdemeanor Criminal Defense, Traffic Citations, Violent Crimes / Felony Charge Criminal Defense|0 Comments

Felony Criminal Sentence Ranges in Tennessee

TENNESSEE RANGE I SENTENCES Class A Felony: 15 – 25 years Class B Felony: 8

By Michael|2017-05-11T13:36:12-05:00December 11th, 2010|Criminal Defense, DUI Defense, Expungements, Gun Charges, Homicide Criminal Defense, Violent Crimes / Felony Charge Criminal Defense|0 Comments

Nashville Criminal Attorney Explains: Tennessee Murder Laws

“Actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea” is a latin phrase which translated means

By Michael|2010-12-11T07:35:14-06:00December 6th, 2010|Criminal Defense, Gun Charges, Homicide Criminal Defense, Violent Crimes / Felony Charge Criminal Defense|0 Comments

Six Things to Look for When Hiring a Criminal or DUI Lawyer in Nashville

1. A Lawyer who has Experience Defending Criminal Cases and DUI’s in Nashville. The law

By Michael|2010-12-11T07:37:48-06:00December 5th, 2010|Criminal Defense, DUI Defense, Expungements, Gun Charges, Homicide Criminal Defense, Misdemeanor Criminal Defense, Traffic Citations, Violent Crimes / Felony Charge Criminal Defense|0 Comments

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

By Michael|2010-12-11T07:39:54-06:00December 2nd, 2010|Criminal Defense, DUI Defense, Expungements, Gun Charges, Homicide Criminal Defense, Misdemeanor Criminal Defense, Traffic Citations, Violent Crimes / Felony Charge Criminal Defense|0 Comments

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

By Michael|2010-12-15T05:44:48-06:00November 30th, 2010|Criminal Defense, DUI Defense, Expungements, Gun Charges, Homicide Criminal Defense, Misdemeanor Criminal Defense, Traffic Citations, Violent Crimes / Felony Charge Criminal Defense|0 Comments

Questions about Tennessee Law?

General Questions Please feel free to use our contact page to submit general questions about

Tennessee Supreme Court Issues Stay on Executions

After a series of events beginning with the challenge of Tennessee execution procedures in a

By Michael|2010-11-30T04:18:05-06:00November 30th, 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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