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A phone is a deeply personal device. It contains so much information that you may want to keep it private. Law enforcement officers generally cannot search the contents of your phone without legal authority. Here is what you need to know to protect your rights. When...
Federal conspiracy charges often catch people off guard. Many assume that because no crime was actually committed, no charges should follow. However, federal law works differently. An agreement to commit a crime can lead to federal charges, even if the crime never...
For most people, bail and bond only become relevant after an arrest. After that, those words suddenly carry real weight because they can determine how quickly someone can return home. In Tennessee, knowing the difference between the two can help in making quicker and...
It is not uncommon for someone to face drug charges after a traffic stop or another encounter with law enforcement. However, many people may not realize that the location of the alleged offense can also affect the charges they face. In Tennessee, an alleged offense...
GLP-1 medications have become increasingly common as treatments for Type 2 diabetes and weight management. Medications such as semaglutide and tirzepatide are now used by millions of people across the country. As their popularity grows, defense attorneys and medical...
Drivers who fail chemical tests often assume that a driving under the influence (DUI) conviction is inevitable. Some people plead guilty even though they feel confident that they drove safely prior to the traffic stop. Fighting DUI charges may begin with raising...
The anxiety and stress that someone feels when they’re uncertain about how to interact with police officers during an interrogation can be overwhelming. While there’s not much that will completely do away with that feeling, learning about your rights might be...
Fraud, money laundering and embezzlement are among the most common white-collar criminal charges prosecuted in the U.S. People who work in the financial sector or who hold positions of trust at their companies can potentially engage in misconduct that leads to...
Getting convicted doesn’t always mean going straight to jail. A judge may order a suspended sentence instead of requiring someone to serve time behind bars. A suspended sentence means the court imposes a jail or prison term but then holds off on making them to serve...
Facing a driving under the influence (DUI) charge in Tennessee can be a scary ordeal. A negative outcome can affect your opportunities for work, education and housing in the future. One of the most restrictive and costly consequences of a DUI conviction is the...