A recent decision by the Supreme Court of Tennessee has ruled out probation as a sentencing option for vehicular homicide by intoxication convictions under a 2017 amendment to the probation eligibility statute. Check out our blog for more information. https://t.co/XnTirIIcNM
In the U.S. we believe in the principle of innocent until proven guilty, and it's vital for defendants to retain their freedom until they are convicted. Learn about the history and importance of America's bail system on our blog. https://t.co/CTYzjwlrYP
Marijuana has not yet been legalized in Tennessee or Georgia. But what happens if you were prescribed medical marijuana in another state and travel to Tennessee or Georgia? Can you still be arrested?
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If you’re considering waiving subrogation after a car crash, reach out to our experienced personal injury attorney to ensure you receive the settlement you deserve.
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If you’re anything like us, you coo when you see police dogs at the airport, train station, or even at public schools. However cute they are, though, these dogs are highly trained professionals, and they often contribute to arrests.
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The Tennessee laws on carrying a gun, both concealed and unconcealed, and with or without a permit, are highly specific. So, can you carry a gun in Tennessee after catching criminal charges?
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Worried about car accidents? In 2020 alone, over 5 million collisions happened in the U.S., with 1 million causing injuries. Stay safe on the road with tips from our latest blog.
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Traveling after being charged with criminal offenses can seem complicated, and even impossible. Read our blog to see what you can do to put yourself on the road to a relaxing vacation.
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Tennessee’s General Assembly passed the Drug of the Living Dead Act this past April, which went into effect as of July 1, 2023. The act adds xylazine and its chemical equivalents to the list of Schedule III drugs prohibited by Tennessee state law.
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Tennessee has been making many efforts in recent years to crack down on reckless and aggressive driving on our roadways. Read our blog to learn how.
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If you’ve recently engaged in a verbal argument with someone, or if you said some things you didn’t quite mean in the heat of the moment, you may now be worried that you can be held legally responsible for the things you said. Read our blog to learn more.
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We understand how it goes – you made a mistake, whether it be theft under $1000 or simple possession of drugs. Read our blog to see if you're eligible for expungement.
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With the Fourth of July approaching next week, and with temperatures steadily climbing into the 90s, Tennesseeans will hit the water this weekend to celebrate, play, and enjoy the summer sun. Read out blog to learn more.
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As the summer season approaches, many of us eagerly anticipate the freedom, warmth, and adventure that come with it. However, amidst the joys of summer, there lies an unfortunate truth: the "100 Deadliest Days" on the road. Read our blog to learn more.
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If you’ve been cited or arrested for DUI, you might notice “DUI” being listed as 2 or 3 separate charges. This is often very confusing, especially when it is someone’s first offense. Read our blog for more information.
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Best and Brock want to remind you of a January 1st change in the law regarding minor car accident reports in Tennessee. Watch our video to learn more!
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Tennessee’s criminal drug and substance laws can be found under Title 39, Chapter 17, Part 4. Tennessee’s format for scheduling controlled substances mirrors that of many other states and the federal government. Read our blog to learn more.
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Self-defense as a general defense against prosecution varies widely from state to state. And even when states might recognize the same general principles, they still have their own unique code of laws.
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