The Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals today issued a decision validating our trial victory on behalf of Twanna Blair. "Our client is innocent of anything to do with the tragic Valentines Day Triple murders. Despite facing the death penalty at one point, a jury trail, ...
Read MoreBy LUCAS L. JOHNSON II, Associated Press Tennessee is now one of more than 20 states and the District of Columbia that have passed laws adding insulin ...
View MoreTuesday, December 02, 2014 Larry Sneed, former Red Bank chief of police, represented by Lee Davis and Jonathan Guthrie, won a right to a jury trial ...
View Morenolle prosequi, Nolle Prosequi or nolle pros. as it is typically said is notice that a prosecution is abandoned. This is accomplished by an ...
View MoreTuesday, June 17, 2014 A special judge has dismissed all charges against Tawana "Tart" Blair in the 1999 triple murder in Cleveland, Tn. Judge Jon ...
View Moreby Judy Walton Twanna Blair, right, talks to her attorney, Lee Davis, in this photo from her 2009 trial in Bradley County. Photo by Angela Lewis ...
View MoreT he Tennessee Supreme Court in a unanimous opinion clarified the standard of appellate review for a trial court's decision regarding judicial ...
View MoreIf you get a crime wiped off of your record through an expungement, you're safe from that crime being used against you in the future, right? ...
View MoreA recent New York Times story dealt with the surprising issue of mug shots available online and how these commercial operations can end up haunting ...
View MoreThe Tennessee Supreme Court decided a case recently, Tracy Rose Baker v. Tennessee , about whether a person is allowed to seek post-conviction relief ...
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