Can my boyfriend drop charges on aggravated assult and vandalism 500?

Your boyfriend cannot drop the charges because he is not a party to the case. It is the State of Tennessee v. you. Your boyfriend is simply a...

Eight years is 96 months, which at 45% adds up to a little over 3 1/2 years.

You have two issues going on - one criminal (leaving the scene of the accident) and the other civil (lawsuit for damages from the wreck). If she...

I havebeen charged with two misdemeanors back in July of last year I have went to court and took the class was requiredmy record

Oftentimes, private company databases capture a pending charge or conviction that is later expunged. I had this happen recently with a client. He...

Can i transported from kentucky to tennessee on a misdemeanor dwi / drug charge its 6 years old

If your DWI charge is out of Tennessee and you failed to meet the conditions of your probation, a warrant for your arrest is possible. If there is...

How do affirmative defenses differ from other defenses?

In a criminal case in Tennessee, affirmative defenses are governed by T.C.A. 39-11-204. Defenses that are considered "affirmative' are defined...

Do I at least have to be arrested or cited for marijuana to be going to court for it?

I understand your concern about the passage of time, but the state can bring charges as long as it is within the statute of limitations for the...

I'm a nurse who had a disciplinary action taken against me for being "convicted of a crime". See situation below.

It seems possible based on the limited facts you provided that you do have an avenue to reverse or seal the disciplinary action taken against you. ...

My Attourney was absent from my plea bargain day in court now I'm forced to go to trial?

You should hire another attorney immediately. Just because the judge set your case for trial does not mean it will actually go to trial. Your new...

There is a lot of confusion in this area. Implied consent, however, is not a criminal conviction. The downside to that is it cannot be expunged...