When faced with the serious consequences of a DUI charge, it's crucial to understand your legal rights and options. However, the intricacies of DUI laws can be overwhelming, and traversing the legal...
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Facing a DUI First Offense: Navigating Legal Waters in Chattanooga
When you're facing a DUI (Driving Under the Influence) first offense, the experience can be daunting, filled with uncertainty about the future. In Chattanooga, the implications of such charges...
Tennessee Court of Appeals Decides Monumental Case for Chattanooga Firefighter
Recently, in a powerful and detailed opinion, the Tennessee Court of Appeals affirmed a ruling from Hamilton County Chancellor Jeffrey Atherton to award Firefighter Matthew Long disability benefits...
Janie Varnell featured in the Herald.
Davis & Hoss attorney Janie Varnell featured in the Herald.
Marsha Brantley Disappearance Case Dismissed, 48 Hours Airs
The disappearance of Marsha Brantley of Cleveland, Tennessee raised suspicions, but there was never any evidence she was a victim of foul play. Her husband, Donnie, was charged twice in the last 8...
Fact Check: Criminal Defense Resources
Listed below are Federal, Georgia and Tennessee legal links. Each link provides up to date information regarding their respective federal and state legal systems. Federal Court & Federal Legal...
Know your ABC’s – Tennessee Misdemeanor Classes
Though termed “misdemeanor”, misdemeanor charges are serious offenses. Misdemeanors can range from speeding to drug possession and domestic assault. Tennessee Class A misdemeanors carry up to 11...
Tennessee governor signs chancery court shake-up into law; opponents question its constitutionality.
"Davis told the Times Free Press that while he thinks House Bill 1130/Senate Bill 843 is both "unworkable" and "irresponsible," he sees a "real problem" in provisions regarding likely challenges to...
Tennessee governor signs chancery court shake-up into law; opponents question its constitutionality.
"Davis told the Times Free Press that while he thinks House Bill 1130/Senate Bill 843 is both "unworkable" and "irresponsible," he sees a "real problem" in provisions regarding likely challenges to...
Nolle prosequi
Nolle Prosequi or nolle pros. as it is typically said is notice that a prosecution is abandoned. This is accomplished by an announcement from the prosecutor that the state no longer intends to move forward.