In Embody v. Ward the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals recently ruled that a park ranger did not violate the rights of a man who wore camouflage and carried an AK-47-style pistol across his chest with a loaded 30-round clip in a Nashville park. The gun toting man from ...
Read MoreBy Jay Perry The U.S. Supreme Court has just granted certiorari to hear an appeal to decide whether the police can force a suspected drunken driver to ...
View MoreAuthorities in Murfreesboro recently released images of an individual they say tried unsuccessfully to rob a local Bank of America branch. The police ...
View MoreFor the right to personal privacy to survive in America in this digital age, courts must be meticulous in applying longstanding privacy protections to ...
View MoreThis election year voting rights laws have turned into a heated issue as civil rights groups and state legislatures fight over photo ID requirements. ...
View MoreThe Tennessee Supreme Court ruled in a recent opinion, State of Tennessee v. Michael Farmer and Anthony Clark , that a gunshot wound is not ...
View More09/21/12 Nashville, Tenn. – The Tennessee Supreme Court today upheld the jury verdict against T. Ray Brent Marsh, operator of the Tri-State Crematory ...
View Moreby Lee Davis United States v. Melvin Skinner The Sixth Circuit recently ruled that using GPS data to track the owner of a pay-as-you-go cell phone is ...
View MoreA recent partnership was announced between the Walker County, Georgia and Hamilton County, Tennessee sheriffs departments intended to reduce some of ...
View MoreBy Stevie Phillips In State v. Ackerman , the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals addressed Tennessee Rule of Evidence 803(26), a hearsay exception ...
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