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David Henry Veile
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Biography
Effective September 1, 2024, Mr. Veile was elected to serve as Judge of the Williamson County Circuit Court, Division III.
Prior to becoming an attorney, Mr. Veile was a police officer and sergeant with the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department for seven years. Mr. Veile is certified as a Police Instructor by the Tennessee Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission and was Law Instructor at the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department Training Academy, where he taught Criminal Statutory Law, Criminal Procedure, and Constitutional Law.
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Licensed in Tennessee for 22 years
State: Tennessee
Acquired: 2004
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Showing 1 - 1 of 1 review | DUI & DWI
Posted by anonymous | January 27, 2014 | DUI & DWI
Top Notch, Sharp, Knowledgable, Caring. Would Highly Recommend to Everyone.
David was absolutely top notch. After working with another attorney and realizing they were not a good fit, I researched and found David. From day one, he has been absolutely wonderful. Always immediatley responsive to phone calls, questions, and always being very straight forward in his view of wh...
David Henry Veile's Lawyer Endorsements
"I endorse this lawyer. He assisted with a time-sensitive matter and was both knowledgeable and responsive!"
"David has defended citizen's accused of crimes for many years. He cares about his clients. When a family friend need a local attorney in Williamson County, I had them called David and he obtained an excellent result."
"David is a very intelligent and trustworthy criminal defense attorney. He cares about his clients and works diligently on their behalf."
"It is without hesitation that I endorse David Veile for all matters involving criminal defense. He is uniquely situated to serve his clients given his background in law enforcement. Furthermore, his preparation and dedication for his clients is second to none. If I found myself in trouble, David would be my first call."
"I endorse this lawyer."
"David is a fierce advocate for his clients. He is always prepared to fight the good fight. I strongly endorse him as a fellow member of the bar."
"David is well known in the legal community for his expertise in criminal law matters. He is thorough, hard-working, and creative in defending each client, which has earned him the respect of both the judges and his fellow lawyers. If I had a family member in need of a criminal defense attorney, David would be my first call."
"I have known David for a number of years. Not only is he a qualified and skilled attorney, his ethical standards are of the highest I have ever seen. I highly endorse David for any of your legal needs."
"David Veile is a fine lawyer."
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Experience
Honors
2019
Highest Rating (AV) for Legal Ability and Ethics, Martindale-Hubbell
2018
Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
2014
Mid-South Rising Star, Super Lawyers Magazine
2011
President's Special Recognition Award, Tennessee Bar Association, Young Lawyers Division
2010
President's Distinguished Service Award, Tennessee Bar Association, Young Lawyers Division
2004
Honorable Society of Cooper's Inn, Nashville School of Law
Work Experience
2024 - Present
Judge, 21st Judicial District Circuit Court
2012 - 2024
Member, Schell and Davies, LLC
2008 - 2012
Attorney, Lowery, Lowery & Cherry
2005 - 2008
Attorney, Rochelle, McCulloch & Aulds
1998 - 2005
Police Officer/Sergeant, Metropolitan Nashville Police Department
Associations
2024 - Present
Tennessee Judicial ConferenceMember
2013 - Present
Tennessee Bar Association, Criminal Justice SectionMember, Executive Council
2005 - Present
Tennessee Bar AssociationMember, Board of Governors
2019 - 2020
Williamson County Bar AssociationPresident
2019 - 2024
Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal EducationAppointed as Commissioner by Tennessee Supreme Court
2015 - 2016
Tennessee Association of Criminal Defense LawyersGovernor on Board of Governors
2012 - 2013
Tennessee Bar Association, Young Lawyers DivisionPresident
2010 - 2011
Tennessee Bar Association, Young Lawyers DivisionVice President
2008 - 2024
Tennessee Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
Education
2004
Nashville School of Law
Doctor of Jurisprudence
Speaking Engagements
2015
Tennessee Bar Association Annual Convention
Start Your Solo Gig: How to Step Out on Your Own
2015
2015 Annual Legislative Update and Caselaw Review
2015 Legislative Update
2014
Williamson County General Sessions Primer
Best Practices from a Defense Attorney's Perspective
2014
Domestic Law Forum
When a Domestic Case Turns Criminal
2014
2014 General Practice Summit
Solo in a Box Program
2014
2014 BPR Ethics Workshop
Solo in a Box Program Overview
2013
General Practice Summit
DUI Law
2013
Docket Call: Practicing Criminal Law In Tennessee
The Law and Summary of Drugs and Schedules
2012
Continuing Legal Education
Criminal Law Legislative Update
Activity
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If i have a warrant in nashville tn and i am in atlanta can i turn myself in?
12 Jul 2023
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Will I get jail time on my first theft offense im 18 ?
29 May 2023
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Will I go to jail for shoplifting my first time with no criminal record?
20 Mar 2021