Attorney General Opinion on Synthetic Cocaine and LSD. The TN Attorney General was asked whether Tennessee Law prohibits the production, manufacture, distribution, or possession of synthetic forms...
People often believe that video footage automatically proves innocence. A store camera, a phone clip, or a police body-cam seems like the most reliable evidence in the world. But in Tennessee...
If you have been accused of a violent crime, you may feel like your whole life suddenly runs through one screen. People are not talking about who you are or what you have done over years. They are...
When a Teen’s Texts Become Evidence For most families, the first sign that something is wrong comes in the form of a phone call. A school official, police officer, or investigator explains that your...
For most teenagers, life online feels like an extension of daily life, a place to laugh, share ideas, or join a group chat after school. Yet a single post, a misread comment, or an impulsive message...
Most people assume that only those who personally commit a crime can be convicted. If someone robs a store, then the robber should face charges—end of story. But Tennessee law makes it more...
The attorney you choose in a criminal case shapes every decision, argument, and outcome that follows. When the attorney-client relationship breaks down, continuing without change can be risky. In...
Former WWE Star's Arrest Highlights Cryptocurrency's Role in Criminal Investigations The recent arrest of Michael Droese, once known in the WWE ring as Duke "The Dumpster" Droese, has sent...
Post-Conviction Justice Reform in Tennessee: Who May Reopen Guilty Pleas Under the 2025 Law? The lifelong ramifications of a criminal conviction—particularly one entered through a guilty plea—can...
When someone is released on bond (also known as bail) after being charged with a crime, they are essentially given a second chance—a chance to await trial outside of jail. But this freedom comes...