by Jay Perry It’s not an uncommon situation: late at night a car full of people is pulled over by police. Inside the car the police find some illicit drugs, but no one claims them. Who do the drugs belong to? This is a key question because here in Tennessee it unlawful to ...
Read Moreby Stevie Phillips On May 24, the Tennessee Supreme Court entered a Rule10 Order addressing the question of whether Judge Jon Kerry Blackwood erred by ...
View MoreBy 1870, more than 12,800 interments were complete by Lee Davis Yesterday after bike ridding and enjoying some ice cream in the sun, I took my two ...
View MoreBy Stevie Phillips Criminal Procedure - As enacted, this law authorizes persons to petition for expungement of records of conviction for certain ...
View Moreby Lee Davis State of Tennessee v. Eric A. Martin Eric Martin was stopped by a police officer for violation of a the law requiring that a car license ...
View Moreby Lee Davis MICHAEL DESHAY PEOPLES, JR. v. STATE OF TENNESSEE The Petitioner in this case, Michael Deshay Peoples, Jr. , was indicted for ...
View Moreby Lee Davis STATE OF TENNESSEE V. NICHOLAS CLOWER Nicholas Clower pled guilty to two counts of sale and delivery of less than 0.5 grams of cocaine. ...
View Moreby Lee Davis US v. Doyle This case concerns whether a defendant’s prior conviction for evading arrest is a “violent felony” for purposes of the Armed ...
View Moreby Lee Davis Judge Rebecca Stern (Times-Free Press Photo) Defendant, Garry Lee Nance appealed a revocation of his probation and order that he serve ...
View MoreNew York City by Jay A. Perry A Federal Judge in New York recently granted class-action status to potentially thousands of plaintiffs in a suit ...
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