While many people know that they have legal protections from being illegally searched by the police, it can be difficult to fully understand the law behind this principle. To help provide more information about your rights regarding police searches, below is a brief...
Plea bargain arrangements may reduce the charges a defendant faces. When felony charges can be replaced with lesser misdemeanor charges, the accused person may gravitate toward accepting such a deal. However, defendants in Tennessee could find themselves looking at...
Many states, including Tennessee, require an ignition interlock device to be installed onto the vehicles of those deemed a risk to the public due to their history of driving under the influence. These devices are essentially a Breathalyzer test that the person has to...
Most people in Tennessee are likely familiar with the statistics that suggest they will have a 50% chance at success when they enter into a marriage for the first time. However, not as many of them are aware of the fact that the prospects of a successful marriage are...
Tennessee police are prohibited by the United States Constitution from making an illegal search or seizure. This is not limited to just evidence. When they stop a person for questioning or make an arrest, it can also rise to the level of a seizure. This may become an...
