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BAC

BAC BAC is the blood-alcohol content in a person's blood. It is expressed as a percentage. There is a presumption in every state that a BAC of .08 or higher is per se proof of impaired driving or...

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Court of Criminal Appeals Opinions

Court of Criminal Appeals Opinions

In State v. Pye, Judge Kelly Thomas disagrees "with the majority’s conclusion that trial counsel’s actions regarding the Petitioner’s acceptance of the plea agreement did not amount to ineffective...

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New Bill Passed | Davis & Hoss, PC

Tennessee law requires government to inform citizens about getting public records Richard Briggs Photo by Associated Press /Times Free Press. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The state Legislature has passed...

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Civil Cases

Civil Cases in Tennessee Chattanooga Civil Attorney Has Extensive Experience We have a broad range of experience representing clients at the civil level, with a long case history including numerous...

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Underage DUI

Underage DUI in Tennessee Team Up with a Chattanooga DUI Lawyer Tennessee has a drinking age of 21 years old and the consumption of alcohol by anyone under the drinking age is illegal. There are...

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First DUI

First DUI Charges in Chattanooga, TN Tennessee DUI Lawyers with More Than 35 Years of Experience In Tennessee, it is illegal to drive with a blood alcohol content (BAC) that is equal to or higher...

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Felony DUI

Tennessee Felony DUI Need a lawyer for a DUI case in Chattanooga?DUI offenses are generally charged as misdemeanor offenses in Tennessee. There are several cases; however, where the charges can be...

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DUI Penalties

DUI Penalties in Tennessee Let Our Chattanooga DUI Lawyer Defend You DUI offenses are not taken lightly in the state of Tennessee. Facing these types of charges puts you at risk of serious and...

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Robbery

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Conspiracy

Chattanooga Conspiracy Lawyer Serving Tennessee Residents with More Than 35 Years of Experience Are you facing charges of conspiracy in connection with a white collar crime? Conspiracy is typically...

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Felonies

In Tennessee, if you received a sentence of 11 months, 29 days, you have received a misdemeanor sentence. Anything more than this is a felony and is typically phrased as a sentence in a number of years.

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Misdemeanor

Misdemeanor Charges in Tennessee Aggressive Legal Representation in Chattanooga, TN In Tennessee, there are three classes of misdemeanors: Class A, Class B, and Class C. With any misdemeanor, you...

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Expungement

Chattanooga Expungement Attorney State Expungement Laws in Tennessee Most people do not understand the basic concept behind the expungement allowance in Tennessee criminal law. If you have been...

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Warrants

In the state of Tennessee, an arrest warrant is simply a document signed by a judge or court clerk that allows an official to detain the subject of the warrant.

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Healthcare Fraud

In order to receive government funding, healthcare providers must file claims that document payment information and then submit records to support these claims.

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DUI

Driving Under the Influence in Tennessee DUI Lawyer in Chattanooga, TN with 35 Years of Experience Conviction of driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI) in the state of Tennessee is not...

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Guns And Weapon Crimes

Within the last decade, the United States government has spent hundreds of millions of dollars in prosecuting various forms of gun crimes. If you have been accused of a federal gun crime, contact our office today for a consultation.We are prepared to stand in your defense and to fight for your rights in federal court. Gun crimes charged at the federal level include, but are not limited to:

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Homicide

Tennessee Homicide Defense Attorney Chattanooga Criminal Defense Lawyer Has Decades of Experience Most murder cases are tried in state court but some can be prosecuted in federal court. For example,...

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