Nashville Criminal Attorney

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|Comments Off

Nashville Criminal Attorney Explains: Text Messaging, Driving and Probable Cause

On April 30, 2009 the state of Tennessee legislature enacted a new law prohibiting text

By Michael|2010-11-29T05:43:58-06:00November 29th, 2010|Criminal Defense, Misdemeanor Criminal Defense, Traffic Citations|Comments Off

New DUI Law Would Lower Legal Limit in Texas to .05

From Your Nashville Attorney: That’s right, .05. Texas lawmakers have proposed new legislature which would

By Michael|2010-11-29T04:55:14-06:00November 29th, 2010|Criminal Defense, DUI Defense, Expungements, Traffic Citations|Comments Off

Can I be convicted of a DUI in Nashville even if I haven’t been drinking?

Yes. DUI is an acronym for driving under the influence which includes intoxicants other than

By Michael|2010-11-19T05:51:01-06:00November 19th, 2010|Criminal Defense, DUI Defense, Misdemeanor Criminal Defense, Traffic Citations|Comments Off

Different Types of Bond in Tennessee

Different Types of Bond in Tennessee: Cash Bond (Is returned provided you show for all

By Michael|2010-11-15T01:29:44-06:00November 5th, 2010|Criminal Defense|Comments Off

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