Understanding Aggravated Arson and Reckless Burning in Tennessee
What's the difference between arson charges, aggravated arson charges, and reckless burning charges in Tennessee?
View PostWhat's the difference between arson charges, aggravated arson charges, and reckless burning charges in Tennessee?
View PostArson is one of the most serious property crimes under Tennessee law. Whether you’re being investigated or have already been charged, an arson allegation can have life-changing consequences including felony charges, years of prison time, and a permanent criminal record.
View PostIn Tennessee, when you obtain a driver’s license, you automatically agree to something called “implied consent.” This means that if a law enforcement officer has probable cause to believe you’re driving under the influence (DUI), you’re legally required to submit to a blood or breath test. Refusing that test can lead to serious legal consequences — even if you aren’t ultimately convicted of DUI.
View PostCinco de Mayo is a time to celebrate with friends, enjoy good food, and maybe raise a glass, but it’s also a time when law enforcement increases DUI patrols and checkpoints across Tennessee.
View PostA DUI charge in Tennessee is more than a traffic offense. It’s a serious criminal matter that can impact your freedom, finances, and future. Whether it’s your first arrest or a repeat offense, understanding your rights is essential.
View PostIn Tennessee, substances are classified into different schedule groups. Each schedule carries different penalties. Learn more about drug schedules and why they matter.
View PostWhat is Expungement? It is the process by which a record of criminal convictions is destroyed or sealed from state or federal records.
View PostUnderstand drug possession charges in Tennessee related to Methamphetamine.
View PostLearn more about implied consent and the penalties for drivers in Tennessee.
View PostJustin Johnson, known by the stage name “Straight Drop” was found guilty on Thursday of first-degree murder, conspiracy to commit first-degree murder and possession of a firearm for his role in the death of Memphis rapper Young Dolph. Johnson was one of several men accused of fatally shooting Young Dolph in 2021, the Commercial Appeal reports.
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