Justin 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.
View PostPresident Joe Biden signed an executive order last week aimed at limiting access to machine gun conversion devices and 3D-printed guns, as well as improving active-shooter drills in schools.
View PostWe've assembled a new FAQ document to help you understand some common questions about DUI. We work hard to protect your rights. With decades of combined staff experience, we are the local trusted law firm in Lebanon, TN, for DUI defense. Contact our law office directly to discuss your case: 615-784-4588.
View PostAs a licensed nurse in Tennessee, whether you are an LPN, RN, or APRN, you are entitled to due process before disciplinary action may be taken against your license. Due process requires that the Tennessee Department of Health and Board of Nursing (“Board”) take certain procedural steps, which include giving you notice and the opportunity to be heard before disciplining your license. This article will broadly outline the typical process for nurse disciplinary actions in Tennessee.
View PostUnderstanding the implications of a DUI (Driving Under the Influence) charge can be complex. Here, we answer some of the most common questions about how long a DUI stays on your record and its impact on various aspects of life.
View PostDriving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense that law enforcement agencies across the country take very seriously. One of the tools they use to catch impaired drivers is the DUI roadblock or checkpoint. Learn more about DUI checkpoints near you.
View PostToday, we're exploring the consequences of repeat DUI offenses in Tennessee and how penalties increase with each offense.
View PostIn Tennessee, driving implies consent to sobriety tests (breath or blood) to detect alcohol or drugs in the blood. However, officers need probable cause or a warrant for these tests. Recent rulings reinforce that warrants are preferred for such procedures, except in rare cases. The law outlines specific protocols for testing requests, and implied consent can be contested if not followed. Today, we explore what implied consent is.
View PostThe prospect of facing drug charges in Tennessee can be a harrowing experience, fraught with uncertainty and the potential for life-altering consequences. At Hagar and Phillips, Attorneys at Law, we understand the gravity of these situations and are dedicated to offering guidance and support. In this blog post, we aim to demystify the complexities surrounding drug charges in Tennessee, providing valuable insights to those navigating these challenging waters.
View PostDriving under the influence (DUI) in Tennessee is a serious offense, particularly for those facing subsequent charges. The state's stringent laws aim to deter repeat offenses through escalating penalties, which can have profound implications on an individual's freedom, finances, and future. In this blog post, we delve into the consequences of repeat DUI offenses in Tennessee and emphasize the importance of understanding these laws.
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