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Common Probation Violations to Avoid

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When someone pleads guilty to a crime, or a court finds a person guilty of a crime, the time they spend behind bars may not be as lengthy as you think. It is incredibly common for a person’s sentence to include some amount of “probation” time. Probation allows for individuals to serve a portion… Read More »

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What are the Consequences for Tampering with Evidence in Tennessee?

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Evidence is used in every civil case, and every criminal case. Without evidence, judges and juries would have nothing to rely on in determining a fair ruling in a case, or in determining whether they believe that someone is guilty of a crime. Because of the critical role that evidence plays in processing court… Read More »

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Is Marijuana Legal In Tennessee?

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One interesting thing about the United States of America is that while all of the states are united as one country, there are certainly different cultures existing from one state to the next. The diversity that exists across our nation can serve to make us stronger – though the variation between states can also… Read More »

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Violent Crimes In Tennessee

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According to a recent report, Tennessee has the third highest violent crime rate in the United States and the highest crime rate of any state in the south. As such, prosecutors are cracking down hard on any accusations of violent crime, even when there may not be solid evidence of a person’s guilt. If… Read More »

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Theft Crimes In Tennessee

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Theft crimes in Tennessee refer to a number of different criminal offenses that all relate to the taking of someone else’s property without their consent. Theft crimes can range from small misdemeanors to felony offenses, and if you or someone you know has been accused of committing theft it is important that you speak… Read More »

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What To Expect At Bond And Source Hearings

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After an arrest and criminal charge, most people in Tennessee have the right to a bail, or bond, hearing that will allow them to be out of jail prior to their trial. Depending on the circumstances of the case, you may also be subject to a source hearing. These hearings can be scary and… Read More »

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When Can A Juvenile Be Tried As An Adult?

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Every kid makes mistakes, and because minors do not have the same level of judgment or experience as an adult we utilize a juvenile court to adjudicate their criminal offenses. The purpose of juvenile court is to rehabilitate a minor and set them on the right path, but in some cases the prosecution may… Read More »

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How To Find The Right Criminal Lawyer For Your Case

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It can be scary when law enforcement suspects or accuses you of committing a crime. A criminal defense attorney is critical to protect your rights and interests during this type of case, but how do you find the right lawyer for you? At Fort, Holloway, & Rogers our experienced and zealous Williamson County criminal… Read More »

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What Are The Penalties For A DUI Conviction?

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As a driver in Tennessee, it is important to know what penalties you may face if pulled over and arrested for driving under the influence. Prosecutors take this charge very seriously, and the punishments can be expensive, inconvenient, and harsh if not handled by an experienced Tennessee criminal defense attorney. At the law office… Read More »

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Criminal Simulation And Forgery In Tennessee

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Every state has criminal laws against forgery, but Tennessee also has special laws against something known as criminal simulation. This is related to forgery and fraud crimes but is a separate criminal act that a person can unknowingly be charged with in Tennessee. If you or someone you know has been accused of committing… Read More »

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